SO SOMEONE NO LONGER HAS THE RIGHT TO STATE HIS OPINION ABOUT HIS
BELIEVES. AMERICA HAVE SO CRIMINALIZE WHAT CHRISTIANS BELIEVE AND NO ONE
IS WILLING TO STAND-UP FOR CHRIST. ITS TIME CHRISTIANS IN AMERICA START
KNOWING JESUS AND NOT TO DENY HIS SAVING GRACE. A SIN IS A
SIN.CHRISTIANS SHOULD HAVE NO APOLOGY OF WHAT THE BIBLE DEFINES AS SIN.
THE POPE MAY TAKE A DIFFERENT STAND IT DOESN'T MATTER. WE LOOK NOT TO
THE POPE BUT TO JESUS THE PERFECT EXAMPLE. COUNT IT ALL JOY TO BE CALLED
NAMES FOR CHRIST SAKE. YOU ARE IN THE WORLD BUT NOT OF THE WORLD. YOU
DON'T NEED THEIR ACCEPTANCE. THANK-GOD FOR AFRICA FOR WE HAVE STOOD AND
WOULD REMAIN SO. IT IS TIME THE WORLD AND AMERICA STARTS RESPECTING THE
VIEWS OF ALL RATHER THAN STIGMATIZING CHRISTIANS AS HOMOPHOBES BECAUSE OF
THEIR BELIEVE.
After the cut is the story to the caption
"Ex-gay" gospel singer Donnie McClurkin was cut from a Martin Luther
King Jr. memorial concert Saturday because of the "potential
controversy" it would cause.
McClurkin, who believes God absolved him from the "curse" of homosexuality,
was set to perform Saturday at the “Reflections on Peace: From Gandhi
to King” concert commemorating the 50th anniversary of King's March on
Washington, The Washington Post noted.
On Saturday, things changed. He posted a seven-minute video to Socialcam claiming he had been uninvited from the civil rights event because of "politics." He pinned the blame on the mayor, the Arts and Humanities Commission and "a few protestors."
“These are bully tactics simply because of stances that I took never, ever demeaning, never, ever derogatorily addressing any, any lifestyle," he said.
The Washington Post reported Monday that Mayor Vincent C. Gray (D)requested McClurkin not attend after activists challenged the singer's appearance. Gray said he didn't want any "potential controversy" to arise at an event focused on harmony and peace.
“The Arts and Humanities Commission and Donnie McClurkin’s management
decided that it would be best for him to withdraw because the purpose
of the event is to bring people together,” Doxie McCoy, a spokeswoman
for Gray, told the Post. “Mayor Gray said the purpose of the event is to
promote peace and harmony. That is what King was all about.”
At least one group has come out in defense of McClurkin. Ex-gay group Voice of the Voiceless
is asking for people to sign a petition demanding Gray and the Arts
Commission apologize for "discriminating" against McClurkin. The group
blamed gay activists for "hijacking" the civil rights event.
McClurkin has made controversial statements in the past about being "delivered from the sin of homosexuality" by God. He has also claimed he was "turned" gay because of childhood molestation and reversed it when he turned to religion.
In 2007, the Grammy-winner made headlines when he was part of a gospel concert for the Obama campaign. At the time, he denied being a homophobe.
"Don't call me a bigot or anti-gay, when I have been touched by the
same feelings," he said. "When I have suffered with the same feelings.
Don't call me a homophobe, when I love everybody. ... Don't tell me that
I stand up and I say vile words against the gay community because I
don't. I don't speak against the homosexual. I tell you that God
delivered me from homosexuality."
SO SOMEONE NO LONGER HAS THE RIGHT TO STATE HIS OPINION ABOUT HIS BELIEVES. AMERICA HAVE SO CRIMINALIZE WHAT CHRISTIANS BELIEVE AND NO ONE IS WILLING TO STAND-UP FOR CHRIST. ITS TIME CHRISTIANS IN AMERICA START KNOWING JESUS AND NOT TO DENY HIS SAVING GRACE. A SIN IS A SIN.CHRISTIANS SHOULD HAVE NO APOLOGY OF WHAT THE BIBLE DEFINES AS SIN. THE POPE MAY TAKE A DIFFERENT STAND IT DOESN'T MATTER. WE LOOK NOT TO THE POPE BUT TO JESUS THE PERFECT EXAMPLE. COUNT IT ALL JOY TO BE CALLED NAMES FOR CHRIST SAKE. YOU ARE IN THE WORLD BUT NOT OF THE WORLD. YOU DON'T NEED THEIR ACCEPTANCE. THANKGOD FOR AFRICA FOR WE HAVE STOOD AND WOULD REMAIN SO. IT TIME TO WORLD AND AMERICA STARTS RESPECTING THE VIEWS OF ALL RATHER THAN STIMATIZING CHRISTIANS AS HOMOPHOBES BECAUSE OF THEIR BELIEVE.
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