“We do not live in a post-Christian America. We live in a post-resurrection America, and there is nothing whatever that can be done to reverse that” (Same Sex Mirage, p. 259).
So Don’t Tell Anybody
“Losing does not disturb us; it does not unsettle our faith. This is something the Church generally does really well. Speaking frankly, we frequently lose successfully far more often than we succeed successfully. Losing is our secret weapon” (Same Sex Mirage, pp. 258-259).
Post-Obergefell Options
“Either same-sex unions will once again be rejected by all fifty states, with homosexuality therefore returning to the closet, or, second, your decision will stand in all fifty states, and the faithful church in America will go off-grid and underground in various ways, with all that implies, or, third, the Union will come apart ” …
Proud and Blind Both
“It is not a coincidence that all these grotesque parades in our major cities are called ‘pride’ events. I dare say they are, but pride is no virtue, and neither is insolence, arrogance, or conceit . . . This kind of public frenzy is not just something that invites God’s wrath; rather, it is a …
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Just as God Determined
“Just as a violin and bow are one instrument, and a lock and a key are one mechanism, and a pair of scissors are one tool, so also mankind created as male and female are one image” (Same Sex Mirage, pp. 245-246).
As the Prophets Foretold
“While there is no legal or political salvation possible for us, this is quite a different thing than saying salvation is impossible. Politics and law cannot save us, but both politics and law can both be saved. And they will be” (Same Sex Mirage, p. 241).
A Different Kind of Necrophilia
“America has tarted up, has unbuttoned her blouse, and is shooting come-hither glances at death. This is copulation with corpses; it is French-kissing the zombies” (Same Sex Mirage, p. 240).
And They Mean It Too
“The lust wants what it does, and it wants to shout down any who would contradict. This is all done in the name of sensitivity and tolerance, and hence the recent coinage of a most necessary word—totalitolerance” (Same Sex Mirage, p. 239).
And In Vain
“Lust seeks to obtain from a finite thing what only the infinite can provide” (Same Sex Mirage, p. 237).