JudyP

I thought all Americans were guaranteed their rights to religious freedom, but apparently unless we support the gay agenda, even though it goes against many people’s religious beliefs if nothing else, we will continue to be pressured to ignore our own religious convictions and be ridiculed by homosexuals unless we jump on their bandwagon.

A case in point is the pressure that Barack Obama is receiving from the gay community, click here for the story.

Since there is no scientific consensus that gays are born that way and many scientists believe our sexuality IS a matter of choice, McClurkin has said absolutely nothing wrong in the story above. However, the gay community continues to use fear tactics to attempt to silence any opposition to their agenda of full marriage for homosexuals. Many homosexuals are striving diligently to be legitimized and validated, but many religious people believe God does not condone homosexuality, and therefore many of us will continue to believe that marriage should exclusively be a union between a man and a woman.

Does this mean we’re homophobes? No, it does not mean that we hate or want to harm any homosexual. In fact, I agree that what anyone does in their own bedroom is their business as long as whatever they do is between consenting adults.

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I grew up in Oklahoma City when Oral Roberts was on TV.

My siblings and I used to make fun of him. When he would ask people to come and put their hand on the TV, we’d jokingly do what he said. He would holler, "heal, heal, heal!" We’d all laugh and practice saying the same thing as we held our small hands on the TV. We thought he was nuts!

Well, the institution that Oral Roberts built in Tulsa, Oklahoma is awash in scandal. Click here to read about what’s going on.

I have had friends whose children attended ORU. Many of them thought there was something "wrong" with the teachings at ORU. Some told me that it appeared that they cared more about "right appearance" rather than "right belief."

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