Showing posts with label gay marriage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gay marriage. Show all posts

Monday, June 27, 2011

Pat Robertson warns God will destroy America over same sex marriage




By David Edwards





Television evangelist Pat Robertson(R-noted douche) responded to New York’s decision to legalize same sex marriage by warning Monday that the result would be America’s destruction.


“I think we need to remember the term sodomy came from a town known as Sodom and Sodom was destroyed by God Almighty and the thing that they practiced was homosexual activity and even they tried to rape angels who came down there, so that’s the kind of people they were,” Robertson said. God “sent an angel down there and He said to Lot and his family, ‘get out now because I’m gonna destroy this whole area.’”


“We’re heading that way as a nation. In history there’s never been a civilization ever in history that has embraced homosexuality and turned away from traditional fidelity, traditional marriage, traditional child-rearing, and has survived. There isn’t one single civilization that has survived that openly embraced homosexuality. So you say, ‘what’s going to happen to America?” Well if history is any guide, the same thing’s going to happen to us,’” he predicted.


Robertson also admitted that Jesus “didn’t say anything about the homosexuality.”


Watch this video from CBN’s The 700 Club, broadcast June 27, 2011.


Thursday, June 9, 2011

Santorum Would Support Constitutional Amendment Outlawing Gay Marriage If Elected President








During an appearance on CNN this evening, GOP presidential candidate and former Sen. Rick Santorum (R-PA) hinted that he would push for a federal constitutional amendment outlawing same-sex marriage if he were elected president, arguing that gay or lesbian relationships could destabilize the culture, rob children “of the potential of having a mom and a dad,” and undermine religious liberties:



SANTORUM: Once people realize the consequence to society of changing this definition, it’s not that we’re against anybody. People can live the life they want to live. They can do whatever they want to do in the privacy of their home with respect to that activity. Now you’re talking about changing the laws of the country. and it could have a profound impact on society, on faith, on education.Once people realize that, they say, you know what, we respect people’s life to live the life they want to lead but don’t change how with that definition.



Watch it:






Santorum did not talk about what impact a federal ban would have on the same-sex couples and families currently residing in the five states (plus the District of Columbia) that extend gay and lesbian people all of the rights and obligations of marriage.