Ah yes – homophobia beautifully described.

Well, Pat, I do take the line that it is entirely understandable for non-christians to criticize (sometimes harshly) the Church. But I do get very annoyed when Christians contradict what I and many other Christians regard as the core principles of Christ’s teaching by speaking or acting in a manner that promotes hatred, often on dishonest grounds (eg. the old “gays are all a threat to children” cr*p), against others. For me, it is behaviour that brings the Church into disrepute, and I suspect that Warren feels similarly on that point.

Aberrosexualist Sellout “Pastors”: STOP DISRESPECTING YOURSELVES

To abuse and exploit one’s position as a Christian leader to attack Christianity’s teaching and tradition on biologically aberrant, morally deviant sexual behavior is both cowardly and despicable. Christians are called to defend biologically correct, morally straight sexual behavior or orthosexuality, and oppose biologically aberrant, morally deviant sexual behavior, or aberrosexualism (homosexualism).

Since its inception, Christendom has always believed and taught that biologically aberrant, morally deviant sexual behavior or aberrosexualism is part of the Cult of Death, the cult founded on hatred towards the Creator God, His Law, and His Created Universe. Aberrosexualism is the extermination of the Future; it is the suicide of Humanity; it is a hate crime against Nature.

Those who propose otherwise suffer from Delusional Disorder, a psychiatric diagnosis denoting a psychotic mental disorder that is characterized by holding one or more non-bizarre delusions in the absence of any other significant psychopathology. Non-bizarre delusions are fixed beliefs that are certainly and definitely false, but that could possibly be plausible. To propose, much less believe, that aberrosexualism can somehow be acceptable or appropriate sexual behavior for any sane, rational person, be they Buddhist, Jewish, Muslim, Communist, atheist, agnostic, or Christian, is, in itself, a clear indicator of Delusional Disorder.

No self-respecting Christian, no self-respecting, fair-minded American, no self-respecting ethical human being can take seriously any talk about “respect” coming from individuals who show absolutely NO respect for Christ, NO respect for His millions of followers, NO respect for the ethical principles and moral values Christianity stands for, and, what is the saddest, NO respect for themselves!

Deal with it, partisans of the anti-social, pathological aberrosexualist ideology. Move on to another group willing to let you sodomize and victimize them and/or yourself. Fair-minded, right-thinking, loyal followers of Christ are not interested in your anti-Christian, deathly macabre ideology; in your vile ideologically-driven agenda; in your slick, disrespectful and deceptive propaganda, or in your hate, vitriol or bigotry towards those that refuse to compromise their moral values and ethical principles. Your attacks against Christianity, its teachings, and its followers place you on the wrong side of History. Your ideology was refuted and defeated by Christ on the Cross over two thousand years ago! Now go and deal with it.

Another point, Pat: in my experience, I have found ‘critical non-christians’ more prepared to engage in dialogue than those who appear to believe that they have ‘got God sussed out’.

Well, Pat, I do take the line that it is entirely understandable for non-christians to criticize (sometimes harshly) the Church. But I do get very annoyed when Christians contradict what I and many other Christians regard as the core principles of Christ’s teaching by speaking or acting in a manner that promotes hatred, often on dishonest grounds (eg. the old “gays are all a threat to children” cr*p), against others. For me, it is behaviour that brings the Church into disrepute, and I suspect that Warren feels similarly on that point.