Michael Bresciani
Franklin Graham says Dems' candidate is sinning – Buttigieg says he is a victim of the fickle finger of fate
By Michael Bresciani
The fickle finger of fate is a term which was in use long before the goofy TV show produced by the comedy team of Rowan and Martin in the late sixties. Regardless of its origins, the phrase is used to explain – but more often to deny – the unchanging effect of reaping what you sow.
The list of Democratic candidates reads like the Who's Who of Looney Tunes, but riding high above the fray and hiding behind the "God made me this way" mantra of the LGBT comes gay candidate Pete Buttigieg
After evangelist Franklin Graham rebuked Buttigieg for playing the victim of fate, Buttigieg said, "If you had offered me a pill to make me straight, I would have swallowed it before I could get a sip of water."
To those who know the seven important passages of the Bible that speak of the sin of homosexuality, Buttigieg is just using the standard excuse or cop-out now so well known among the LGBT crowd.
Scriptures about homosexuality
Graham said, "We don't define sin – God does"
Following Graham's statement, the LGBT shot off the usual volleys of counter statements lavishly sprinkled with words like judgmental, condemning, attack, and hateful.
If eternal judgment in hell is the outcome of being a homosexual, then it seems only fair to say God would be hateful and condemning if he didn't give us fair warning – but he does and that is because he loves us.
It is not a pill to make a gay person suddenly become straight that is needed. In fact, the solution is much simpler and is based on the God-given gift of free will given to all, gay and straight alike.
The choice to not be gay is available to all. The many testimonies of those who gave up being gay and the tens of thousands of decisions to resist the demonically-driven call to be gay are proof that Buttigieg and all others who hide behind this tripe are deceiving themselves.
"Fools make a mock at sin: but among the righteous there is favour." – Pr. 14:9
"There is a way which seemeth right unto a man, but the end thereof are the ways of death." – Pr. 14:12
© Michael Bresciani
April 28, 2019
The fickle finger of fate is a term which was in use long before the goofy TV show produced by the comedy team of Rowan and Martin in the late sixties. Regardless of its origins, the phrase is used to explain – but more often to deny – the unchanging effect of reaping what you sow.
The list of Democratic candidates reads like the Who's Who of Looney Tunes, but riding high above the fray and hiding behind the "God made me this way" mantra of the LGBT comes gay candidate Pete Buttigieg
After evangelist Franklin Graham rebuked Buttigieg for playing the victim of fate, Buttigieg said, "If you had offered me a pill to make me straight, I would have swallowed it before I could get a sip of water."
To those who know the seven important passages of the Bible that speak of the sin of homosexuality, Buttigieg is just using the standard excuse or cop-out now so well known among the LGBT crowd.
Scriptures about homosexuality
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1. Destruction and judgment of entire cities, regions, or nations that practice homosexuality. (Genesis 19:1f)
2. Described as an abomination (sin that leaves God disgusted) and strictly forbidden. (Leviticus 18:22)
3. Severe penalties added to the practice of homosexuality. (Leviticus 20:13)
4. Those who profess that it's perfectly normal have become fools and are charged with lying and leading themselves and others to a state of reprobation. (Romans 1:22-32)
5. Kept out of future entrance into the Kingdom of God. (1 Corinthians 6:9)
6. Defilement and misuse of the laws of God. (1 Timothy 1:9-10)
7. Undignified perversion that leads to eternal fire. (Jude 1:7)
Graham said, "We don't define sin – God does"
Following Graham's statement, the LGBT shot off the usual volleys of counter statements lavishly sprinkled with words like judgmental, condemning, attack, and hateful.
If eternal judgment in hell is the outcome of being a homosexual, then it seems only fair to say God would be hateful and condemning if he didn't give us fair warning – but he does and that is because he loves us.
It is not a pill to make a gay person suddenly become straight that is needed. In fact, the solution is much simpler and is based on the God-given gift of free will given to all, gay and straight alike.
The choice to not be gay is available to all. The many testimonies of those who gave up being gay and the tens of thousands of decisions to resist the demonically-driven call to be gay are proof that Buttigieg and all others who hide behind this tripe are deceiving themselves.
"Fools make a mock at sin: but among the righteous there is favour." – Pr. 14:9
"There is a way which seemeth right unto a man, but the end thereof are the ways of death." – Pr. 14:12
© Michael Bresciani
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