Carrie Prejean’s Pastor Demolishes Homosexual Lies

Pastor Miles McPherson
Miss California Carrie Prejean’s pastor Miles McPherson was interviewed by Bill O’Reilly about the campaign of destruction being waged on Prejean by the agents of “tolerance” in the homosexual community and the “mainstream” media.
Pastor McPherson pointed out that all Carrie had to do was answer contest judge Perez Hilton’s question about homosexual “marriage” in a politically correct manner, and she quite likely would have won the Miss USA pageant.
But she chose to be true to her convictions and, as Pastor McPherson put it, “She honored her God.” He said the strength that enabled her to do that is carrying her today in the midst of these attacks from the apostles of sexual license.
Pastor McPherson also points out that there is no Biblical evidence for those homosexuals who claim, “God made me this way.” God quite clearly states in both the Old and New Testaments that he created human beings to express their sexuality between a man and a woman in marriage. God would not create someone in such a way as to specifically function in complete opposition to his design for human sexuality.
With regard to the fallacious comparison homosexual activists and apologists frequently try to foist on society that the special rights they seek are akin to the civil rights black Americans sought for so long, Pastor McPherson (who is himself a black man) simply but decisively demolishes that lie:
I know a lot of people who used to be gay; I don’t know anybody who used to be black.
No kidding! As for me, I used to be a drunk…and now I’m not, having been completely dry for over 15 years. And people have been leaving homosexual behavior behind for thousands of years.
Skin color is an innate physical characteristic that is morally neutral. Homosexual behavior is just that: a behavior, one that can be chosen or resisted, and all the religious doctrines of the world are quite clear that it is immoral.
Too many churches and clergy have chosen to substitute the politically correct “wisdom” of this fallen world for God’s transcendent truth, but Pastor McPherson is a great illustration that obviously not all of them have caved to the herd instinct.
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