God save us from the SBC
Lord have mercy. Richard Land and his fellow Baptoconservatarians are sharpening their knives for "Marriage Protection Sunday," as the upcoming June 4 hate-fest has been christened (baptized)?
Marriage Protection Sunday: Churches encouraged to address 'gay marriage' June 4 - (BP)
The ERLC, the Southern Baptist Convention’s public policy entity, is requesting pastors to address “same-sex marriage” June 4 and to encourage church members to ask their senators to support the amendment.Technorati Tags: SBC, Richard Land, Marriage Protection Sunday, homophobes, gay
“Supporters of traditional marriage [Which tradition? That of King Solomon and his 700 wives and 300 concubines?] need to bombard their senators’ offices with e-mails and phone calls,” ERLC President Richard Land told Baptist Press, “and preachers across America need to let the pulpit ring forth in clear and no uncertain [And he speak English no so good.] terms on Marriage Protection Sunday, June 4, and help create a groundswell of support for this amendment. I can assure you the opponents of traditional marriage [Yes, they oppose one man and one woman getting married. Wait; no, they don't, actually.] are doing their best to let their voices be heard in the corridors of the Senate. It is up to us to let our voices be heard loudly [uhhh...one can speak loudly, but is it possible to hear loudly? Grammarians...help me out here.] as well.”
Massachusetts is the only state to have legalized “same-sex marriage,” [And, as we all know, the earth opened and swallowed the entire state like it did Korah, Dathan, and Abiram...uh, no, I guess it didn't.] but state supreme courts in New Jersey, New York and Washington could legitimize such unions before the end of the year.
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The gravity of the issue calls for the effort the ERLC is making to mobilize Southern Baptists, said Barrett Duke [Related to those boys from Hazzard? Son of Daisy Duke? Cousin to David Duke?], the entity’s vice president forpubicpublic policy and research.
“We just don’t see anything in American life at this point that has greater implications for our culture than the same-sex marriage issue,” Duke told BP. “Just about every area of life will be impacted if same-sex
marriage becomes the law of the land.” [Right--40 million Americans without health insurance, thousands of soldiers and tens of thousands of civilians dead in Iraq, rampant corruption in our GOP-led government, possible nuclear war with Iran: child's play. Plus if those homos get married and move in next door, I might get those...y'know...feelings again...if they, like sunbathe out back and stuff.]