UPDATE: Inaugural Events "Warning: Rated (P) for Perverse" Print E-mail
Monday, 19 January 2009 20:43

UPDATE: Inaugural Events "Warning: Rated (P) for Perverse"

CADC issued a warning that the Inauguration events of Barack Obama will be the most perverse in Presidential history. America’s most radical homosexual minister, a homosexual choir and a homosexual marching band all are participating in these historic national inaugural events.

 

So far Providence and common sense has intervened in the inaugural events on Sunday, mitigating some of the most provocative aspects of what could have happened by some of the most controversial participants. Homosexual Activist Bishop Vickie Eugene Robinson

 

At the “We Are One” concert that occurred on the mall in front of the Lincoln Memorial on Sunday, the opening prayer that was offered by homosexual activist, “Bishop” Vickie Eugene Robinson, was mercifully not aired on the HBO network live broadcast. Apparently, half of the sound system malfunctioned during Robinson’s prayer so those on the mall had a hard time hearing his prayer to the unknown “god of our many understandings.” Of course, this has the homosexual community up in arms. 


In his prayer Robinson could not get to his favorite topic quick enough. Knowing he had to at least act like he is not obsessed with perversion, he waited until the second sentence to bring up “gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender people.” Robinson equated those who engage in open sin against God and nature with people of color, women and refugees. The problem is that people of color, women, and refugees are wrongly discriminated against for circumstances they cannot help. Homosexuals choose their lifestyle.

 

 

In a galling act of reckless boldness, Robinson prayed that tolerance be replaced with genuine respect for all people. This is madness. Some people rightly do not deserve to be respected because they act in wicked and disrespectful ways.


 

For example, when a man, like Robinson, takes ordination vows to God, then forsakes them for homosexual sin, divides his denomination, and offers a soul damning example to others, are we supposed to respect him? When a man, like Robinson, makes marriage vows to his wife and then forsakes her and his children for another homosexual, is everyone supposed to “genuinely respect” him?


The Gay Men’s Choir from Washington DC did perform at the same event, but fortunately only as an anonymous backup choir to another act. No introduction, thank you very much. I am sure the radicals in the homosexual movement will be disappointed.


 

The fact that these participants did not receive all the notoriety they might have should not bring any consolation to Christians who uphold biblical morality. The fact that America’s most radical homosexual activist like Robinson was on the Inaugural program is a slap in the face to Christians. It is most pernicious because he was there in representation as a “Bishop” of a Christian church. This is one more significant step towards the open acceptance of sexual perversion. We will see how the homosexual marching band is “respected” in the inaugural parade.


 

Obama ought to be ashamed. The fact that he isn’t sends a troubling message. His promises of political payback to radical homosexual groups seem likely to be carried out. He has already appointed many open homosexuals to his administration and has promised to pervert the military with open homosexuality. Those who voted for Obama share in the guilt of his “Obama-nations.” 

 

Bishop Robinson’s Pagan Inaugural Prayer:

 

 

 

The Text of Bishop Robinson’s Pagan Inaugural Prayer, 1/18/09:

“O god of our many understandings, we pray that you will bless us with tears – tears for a world in which over a billion people exist on less than a dollar a day, where young women in many lands are beaten and raped for wanting an education, and thousands die daily from malnutrition, malaria, and AIDS.

Bless this nation with anger – anger at discrimination, at home and abroad, against refugees and immigrants, women, people of color, gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender people.

Bless us with discomfort at the easy, simplistic answers we’ve preferred to hear from our politicians, instead of the truth about ourselves and our world, which we need to face if we are going to rise to the challenges of the future.

Bless us with patience and the knowledge that none of what ails us will be fixed anytime soon, and the understanding that our new president is a human being, not a messiah.

Bless us with humility, open to understanding that our own needs as a nation must always be balanced with those of the world. Bless us with freedom from mere tolerance, replacing it with a genuine respect and warm embrace of our differences.

Bless us with compassion and generosity, remembering that every religion’s god judges us by the way we care for the most vulnerable.

And god, we give you thanks for your child, Barack, as he assumes the office of President of the United States. Give him wisdom beyond his years. Inspire him with President Lincoln’s reconciling leadership style, President Kennedy’s ability to enlist our best efforts, and Dr. King’s dream of a nation for all people.

Give him a quiet heart, for our ship of state needs a steady, calm captain.

Give him stirring words. We will need to be inspired and motivated to make the personal and common sacrifices necessary to facing the challenges ahead.

Make him color-blind, reminding him of his own words that under his leadership, there will be neither red nor blue states, but the United States.

Help him remember his own oppression as a minority, drawing on that experience of discrimination that he might seek to change the lives of those who are still its victims.

Give him strength to find family time and privacy, and help him remember that even though he is president, a father only gets one shot at his daughters’ childhoods.

And please, god, keep him safe. We know we ask too much of our presidents, and we’re asking far too much of this one. We implore you, O good and great god, to keep him safe. Hold him in the palm of your hand that he might do the work we have called him to do, that he might find joy in this impossible calling, and that in the end, he might lead us as a nation to a place of integrity, prosperity, and peace.

Amen."

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connierad1   |Registered |2009-01-31 12:37:50
How very ironic that Robinson\'s \"prayer\" was not heard as
intended on television. Also that the gay choir was not pointed out. Only the
Lord could pull this off...He IS in control of all things. I pray that Obama
will come to a realization of the truth. Even George Washington and Abraham
Lincoln were in office a while before God GOT HOLD OF THEIR SOULS AND DREW THEM
TO HIM! God can do that if He wills.

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