You know, I had that suspicion. But I pressed on because I personally know some “Christians” who say very similar things. I really hope you’re right about her.

I think “Lynelle” is pulling your leg. Check out her web site, along with the commenters who appear to be in on the joke.

As a gay man, I am absolutely appalled by your insensitive and demeaning rhetoric against homosexuals. How dare you call yourself a Christian when you use judgmental words like “filthy” and support a program that allows individuals to worship God alongside you ONLY if they meet certain criteria? Our interpretations of the Bible are clearly different; if all sins are equal in the eyes of God, shouldn’t every member of your church undergo a program that makes them “100% sin-free” before entering? Also, I seriously doubt you know a single gay person. If you did, you would realize that “the homosexuals” care about far more than just sex. Do yourself a favor and actually try to dispel some of your unfounded prejudice.

Alex

God Bless!

Lynelle
http://baptistsforbrown2008.wordpress.com/

I am with you, Sister. There is so much good that can come from an Ex-Gay revival in our churches. In my own church we have started a No Homo Left Behind program which combines Biblical teaching with strict reparative therapy. The difference is that we take our ministry to the parks, streets, bars, and trails where the homosexuals are actively on the hunt for an indiscriminate sexual partner. It is much safer for the members of our congregation to seek and save them on their own turf. They are not permitted into the church until they have completed the program and are 100% Gay-Free. PTL!

It isn’t easy working with the types of people. They chose a filthy lifestyle and getting them to turn their backs on it is no easy feet.

I am praying for you, Sister, and for your own church.

God Bless!

Lynelle Hair
http://baptistsforbrown2008.wordpress.com/

I assume that this includes the sin of not loving your neighbor as yourself.

I can understand having an EX-Gay ministry and try to help these people get their lives back how the Lord wants them to be.

But I do NOT condone having a ministry that ALLOWS people who are actively homosexual to be members of the church without them being subject to the same rules about a member who is committing a sin and not repenting as any other sinner.

A sin is a sin and each one should be treated the same, with no exclusions. If a person is a thief who is still stealing, they should be subject to church diciplinary measures. A person who is actively practicing homosexuality should be subject to the same dicipline. There should be NO exceptions made for ANY type of sin!