The problem is, you’re just one man. This blog, while ‘hardly private” and read avidly by genuine truth-seekers, is a whisper. If the issue truly was important to them, they’d be shouting, as they so often do. Their actions, or inactions, belie their words.

As for the Bible being Evil – much of it is. Much of it contains the distilled quintessence of Good though. 1 Corinthians 13 comes to mind, and Matthew 22:39-40 makes things even clearer. “All else is commentary” as Rabbi Hillel said.

Idolators – those who worship an object, a Book, comprise much of politically active Christianity today, possibly the majority of it. One only has to look at the political adverts, the open letters to Congress from “Christian” groups.

For Evil to triumph, it is sufficient that good men do nothing. Or make private statements (unctuous hand-winging and tut-tutting optional) to those of like mind, while publicly saying something quite different.

Just don’t be discouraged, OK? Open your eyes, smell the coffee, and don’t try to excuse them though. It’s hypocricy you’re seeing, phariseeism. I bet they were no more aware of what they were actually doing than the head of the SBC is.

I still think Mark Sandlin’s idea is epic, once again, http://www.thegodarticle.com/15/post/2012/05/a-sinfully-beautiful-response-to-ncs-latest-gay-bashing-minister.html

I am 1,000% with Zoe on this. I don’t consider an entry on a blog condemning this “Pastor” enough. Where is the big gang of pastors joining up for the press conference where they take turns speaking out denouncing this? That is what they do when they want to denounce any Civil Rights legislation for Sexual Minorities. They seem to get together real quick for that, and in big numbers in front of the press.

One blog entry, not even by the President of the Baptists Association, meh. It’s nice, but it is still “meh”
Where is the ecumenical crowd of Pastors on the dais preaching their condemnation in front of the news cameras? Did I miss them on CNN?

OUTpost and the Worthen ministry (formerly Love In Action) were two of the founding Exodus ministries. So far, Exodus has not made a comment about why these affiliates are no longer listed.

Throckmorton, you write thousands of words on Thomas Jefferson and David Barton, but you have very little to say about this. Perhaps it is because you know in your heart that everything this man says is Biblically justified. The Bible endorses mass extermination of peoples. God actually requires this on many occasions. There is genocide in Genesis and there is genocide in Revelation, some of it by God’s own hand and some at his express direction. And there is genocide in numerous books in between. So how can you call Pastor Worley’s final solution “disgusting”? If his sermon is disgusting, then so is the Bible.

Instead of posting endlessly on your battle with Barton, explain how you can reconcile your self-identification as a Christian with your stubborn refusal to endorse the mass extermination of sodomites and other sinners.