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The Bible's Mini-Series On The History Channel Bows To The Gay Agenda...

Updated on July 15, 2013
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The Bible's Mini-Series On The History Channel Bows To The Gay Agenda...

Perhaps, it is because I am getting older or perhaps, it is the fact that the History Channel provides more decent and ‘family friendly’ programming than the fluff on most of the other stations... is the reason why I am a regular viewer of the History Channel, which is currently in the process of depicting a mini-series based on the Bible; but even in the age of chronic cynicism and the dominance of Secularism, the History Channel’s audience so far for the Biblical stories has been reverently and surprisingly huge. However, it is the wont now that more and more every aspect of life in America and beyond… and even the sacred stories in the Good Book are being subjected to the tyranny of Political Correctness.

Those of us who have read and continue to read our Bible know that were I to mention the Biblical Judge, Sampson, our collective minds would think of his wife Delilah, his long hair, and his strength; and were I to speak of the Exodus of the Jews from Egyptian slavery, the plagues and the advent of Moses’ parting of the Red Sea would be foremost in our minds. Yet, strangely enough, the Sodom and Gomorrah tale, as was depicted in the first episode of the History Channel’s Bible mini-series, conspicuously left out the homosexual acts of Sodom/Gomorrah’s citizens behavior that were among the main catalysts for God’s judgment and their subsequent destruction. The History Channel was faithful and adhered to other aspects of the Biblical story because we did see the angels of God guiding Lot to safety and Lot’s wife turning into a pillar of salt for not heeding the angels’ warnings… not to look back at what must have been the fair cities of Sodom and Gomorrah, but alas… no mention of the acts that caused their destruction.

Such now is the power of the gays to influence virtually all aspects of life in America. As recently as two weeks ago, a female pop star was warned by the gays not to perform for the Boy Scouts and she assented and refused to perform. Let me show you how hypocritical some of those who support the gay agenda are: do you remember some amateur film maker in California, among many of his apparent slights, associated homosexuality with the Muslim prophet? These same supporters were up in arms and some even put aside their penchant for free speech and gave their assent - if not overtly, tacitly - for the film maker’s arrest on some trumped up charges - now, if the homosexual behavior is natural and inherent in some, then why the outrage over the film maker’s depiction of Mohammed… and why the conspicuous absent of the homosexual behavior from the History Channel’s depiction of that episode of the Bible? Perhaps, no question marks should be depicted in the prose immediately above because the queries are rhetorical!

A little over a decade ago, minty fresh out of law school, my first boss, after seeing the many gay lawyers and case managers at the firm we were employed, wondered what he was going to do when the law said that gays could marry and he was invited to a gay wedding by say a Partner of the law firm… would he go to the nuptials, given his religious beliefs - how prescient my boss was then. There are still areas - though fewer and fewer - of the American life that have not succumbed to Political Correctness, manifested in the undue influence of gays and the secular overlords: I take pleasure in the fact that after church on Sundays, when I watched NASCAR… that I can still here a preacher praying in Jesus’ name before the start of every race; and that the irony of gay adoption is the fact that the babies were birthed by women; and that it is still disrespectful to attribute the homosexual behavior to the Prophet Muhammad… yes, grandma was right when she used to say, ‘monkeys indeed know what tree limb to jump on.’


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