California Senate passed resolution ACR-99 telling Christian clergy to accept and support LGBTQ+P For Pedophile ideology, even if doing so violates their Christian beliefs.
One of the most amazing things about watching the
Democratic Primaries is listening to
all the lost Democrats talking about how important "God is" in their daily lives. Open homosexual Pete Buttigieg talks incessantly about his Roman Catholic-lite Episcopal faith, the same faith that tells him that
God has blessed his same-sex union with his husband, or wife, not sure which one is which but you get the idea. My point is that biblical Christianity is considered hate speech in 2020, and it is being replaced by the B.Y.O.G (bring your own god) ideology that tells you to live anyway and every way that your black, little heart desires.
"But none of these things move me, neither count I my life dear unto myself, so that I might finish my course with joy, and the ministry, which I have received of the Lord Jesus, to testify the gospel of the grace of God." Acts 20:24 (KJV)
The California Senate has just passed ACR-99, a resolution we
told you about a few months ago, and now is state law in LaLa Land. The old sin-cursed world is no longer going to allow pastors, evangelists and street preachers to continue preaching the gospel of the grace of God openly. It needs to shut that down to make room for the end times religion of Antichrist who is getting ready to rise at the same time the born again Church is
preparing to rise up and away as well. ACR-99 sets the stage to passing a law that will criminalize Bible preaching. And it is not just the Liberals and atheists who are welcoming the LGBTQ+P for Pedophile, it's Baptist pastors also.
Christian, you better be really, really, really sure about what you believe about the Bible, because you're about to be tested.
CA Senate Passes Resolution ACR-99 Telling Pastors to Embrace LGBTQ Beliefs
FROM CBN NEWS: Assembly Concurrent Resolution 99 (ACR-99) was introduced by Democratic state Assemblyman Evan Low of San Jose on June 4 as a way to gather support for LGBTQ identity and behaviors.
CBN News previously reported that more than two dozen doctors, counselors, former homosexuals, and other Christian leaders signed a letter condemning the resolution, which they said violates religious freedom.
The resolution also condemns counseling for unwanted same-sex attraction or gender confusion, known as conversion therapy.
The bill says "California law recognizes that performing conversion therapy on young persons is ineffective, unethical, and harmful. Conversion therapy has been rejected as ineffective, unethical, and harmful by leading medical, mental health, and child welfare organizations in the United States."
Several Christian leaders are speaking out against the resolution saying it infringes upon their free exercise of religion.
Russell Willingham executive director of New Creation Ministries told
CBN News, "I believe ACR-99 sets the stage for future laws that will criminalize pastor caregivers like me who provide such a resource – resources that offer an option for those who don't want what the state is telling them they must accept."
"We have actual patients and clients who have benefited from therapy to help them with their unwanted attractions. We've helped them change their lives," Roger Gannam, vice president of legal affairs for Liberty Counsel said.
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The resolution also seeks to reduce the stigma that society, therapists, and religious groups allegedly inflict upon those within the LGBTQ community.
ACR-99 proclaims that stigmatizing has caused "disproportionately high rates of suicide, attempted suicide, depression, rejection, and isolation amongst LGBTQ and questioning individuals. The State of California has a compelling interest in protecting the physical and psychological well-being of minors, including LGBTQ youth."
Supporters of the resolution assert that religious liberty does not apply here as it amounts to discrimination. They also argue that such counseling from faith-based groups is "psychological torture" and "mental health malpractice," according to
The Christian Post.
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