Obama heckled at New York LGBT reception; doesn't break new ground on gay marriage

The evil writings in Leviticus 18:22 … against gays – depict: “P” … “priestly rules” & expanded by the pope; homophobes and religious frauds … to attack the gay community and never meant to apply to the public -- but to priests. Leviticus was written long after Moses -- 600BC.

The pope and churches fully aware that Leviticus 18:22 applies to priests only … refuse to remove this stigma … maliciously persecuting gays. Kids bullied into suicide …! Being black or left-handed or being gay is just as natural. If the black community or women had it written that they should be put to death; how would they like that?

Churches are committing hate crimes and more succinctly a violent criminal offence against a federally protected minority namely the gay community. It is actually a bigger moment in history … gays standing up for equality … soldiers being discharged are indeed exposing something far greater ... the realization that there is something far more evil at work -- hateful religion which should be discharged from society -- period. United States is supposedly fighting for democracy but within the U.S. they treat gays like secondary citizens. It’s now time to shut down the churches with bibles about leviticus 18:22. Religion and the churches should now be exposed as a bigoted structure that gets away with hate mongering. It is a criminal offence to cause harm onto others physically or with written items; bibles have been getting away with this for ages.

How would you like it … if hate speech was directed to your brother or sister as you sat in the pew; spewed by some better than thou religious lunatic with a hateful black book about Leviticus -- under his arm? Tony Perkins and his The Family Research Council's opposition to gay rights have landed the outfit onto a list of "hate groups,” like the KKK. Christian colleges should be classified as hate groups and shut down. UK Prime Minister Cameron is facing the issue of religious extremism; as we speak … regarding homophobia -- being taught to children at churches; mosques and schools.

The Right Honourable Prime Minister of Canada Jean Chretien told the Vatican that there was to be no cross erected over the Canadian Parliament buildings figuratively speaking; when the Pope demanded the Prime Minister go against gay rights. An Alberta bishop had the audacity to say that The Canadian Prime Minister would go to hell for going against the church. Such outrageous evil threats. The Right Honourable Prime Minister in return; basically told the Pope to go to Hell! The Honourable Irwin Cotler, Canadian Minister of Justice, stood for equal rights for the gay community. With reference to protecting the children: The Honourable Hedy Fry, member of the Canadian Liberal Parliament, who happens to be a doctor who delivered many babies; spoke eloquently to defend the rights of babies being born and stated that she was in fact defending their rights by speaking on behalf of equal rights for the children and youth of the future -- defending their integrity and dignity. Minority human rights issues must be decided by a dignified judicial system and/or a compassionate federal government.

Acts (Part 1) | Holy Habitation

In seeking to understand what Christianity is truly supposed to look like when walked out (i.e. what the daily life of a Christian should look like) I’ve discovered that if you go to 2 different Christians you will get 4 different answers. This makes sense when Christ taught that the laws are to obeyed not just legalistically in our practice but should be followed from the heart, the very core of our being (Matt 5:13-28). Paul, arguably the most influential person in the Apostolic Scriptures, teaches what on the surface seems to contradict the teachings of Jesus regarding the laws of God. His life on the other hand, by his own proclamation, was lived out as a Torah obedient Pharisee (Acts 23:6) who worshiped in the temple (Acts 22:17) and celebrated the festivals of YHWH (Acts 20:16). It seems entirely possible that we have long misunderstood Paul’s words as Peter warned could easily happen (2 Peter 3:16) since we are no longer looking at Paul through the eyes of first century believers who were coming to faith in the God of the Jews and saw themselves as a sect of Judaism (Acts 24:14). Instead we are looking at him through the eyes of the “church fathers” of the second century who, among all their teachings on large scale had very anti-Semitic overtones and were doing all they could to distance themselves from those who they saw as being the “Christ killers.” Perhaps the best thing to do is to go back to the earliest and most reliable historical text we have of the lives of the early believers to see how they lived and we can seek to emulate that and not the later teachings. Any student of history will be able to tell you that a movement will be most pure at the source and as it gets further away there is a tendency for it to morph into something the founder(s) never meant for it to become. Regardless, this is not a study to place myself at odds with the “church fathers;” it is merely an attempt to find the authentic, the original, that which our Lord Jesus Christ desired for the people called by His name so that we may pursue it. This brings us to the Book of Acts. I believe that Acts can serve as a clear and invaluable source of indisputable truth for us to understand who those who had faith in Yeshua as the Messiah, thought they were and not what the later generations made them out to be. To truly be a “New Testament” church, as it turns out, looks quite different from what many today believe it does.

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