Pluralism is dead, and if you want evidence, just talk to the Left following any national tragedy. On Saturday, Nov. 19, a deranged shooter entered Club Q, a gay and lesbian nightclub in Colorado Springs, and killed five innocent people, injuring 19 others. A horrific incident such as this should…
On Thanksgiving, someone spray-painted the words, “Their blood is on your hands. Five lives taken," on the sign of the Focus on the Family headquarters in Colorado Springs. While the organization holds traditional sexual ethics, it
on its website that it is “committed to encouraging its friends and constituents to reach out to gay people with compassion.”a statement saying,"We must condemn in the strongest terms possible the taking of innocent life. Our hearts break for those families who have lost loved ones and who are suffering this unimaginable tragedy."
There’s zero evidence that Focus on the Family had something to do with the tragedy at Club Q. Newsweek, not so eager to separate the deranged killer from the Christian organization,this way: “It is unclear if there's a connection between the suspect and the conservative Christian ministry with anti-LGBTQ messaging.”
From the response on Twitter to the vandalism, it’s clear that many onlookers supported it, and some even argued it hadn’t gone far enough. The problem for these anti-religious agitators, though, is that we still live in an ostensibly pluralistic society. In America, you should be able to have people who live gay lifestyles and people who believe that those lifestyles run contrary to their religious beliefs. Christians should support the legal right of the LGBT community to live as they choose without having to
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