Lying about sects

May 10, 2008 10:27 pm

— Homosexualists want you to believe that people like Sally Kern who remind us of our duty to hate the sin but love the sinner are a tiny “sect” on the “fringe.”
Don’t believe it.
There are many people who agree with Kern that homosexuality should not be mainstreamed in American life and society.
Unless you believe, taken collectively, that Orthodox Jews, Roman Catholics, Pentecostals, Evangelicals, most Baptists and all the other traditional Protestants together amount to an inconsequential “sect” on the “fringe,” then the Homosexualists trying to disparage Kern are mistaken and misleading. (I might include all traditional Muslims in this “sect,” but since they, apparently, want to hate the sin and hang the sinner, I put them in a different category.)
The truth is that the homosexuals are themselves a rather small “sect” on the “fringe” — probably between 1 and 2 percent of the population.
The people comprising the overwhelming majority have been remarkably tolerant of the real “fringe” “sect,” the homosexuals. But if homosexuals keep on desecrating churches, such as the freak show known as the “Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence” did last year in San Francisco, and desecrating our streets with lewd and graphic “Gay pride” parades, they’re going to lose the goodwill of all these good people.
Homosexuality is not the mainstream and good folks are starting to get tired of being pushed around and silenced by this fringe minority.
That’s the truth.
Mark R. Discher
Stillwater