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Where is the Freedom From Religion Foundation in Houston?  The mayor of Houston has issued a subpoena for sermons from pastors demanding that they turn in sermons relating to homosexuality, gender identity, and the current mayor (who happens to be homosexual).  This is the same group that attacked Clemson earlier this year accusing them of exposing athletes to Christianity and saying that was illegal since Clemson is a state supported college.  Well if y'all want a separation of the church from the state then keep the state out of the church!

Our world and country may change over the next few years and it has begun to do so.  But I revert back to Acts 5:29 - Peter and the other apostles replied: "We must obey God rather than men!"  Manmade laws will not determine what is right and wrong, only legal and illegal.  It seems that we will all eventually face a choice between standing up for our faith, or conforming to what the world says is right.  I pray that when that day comes that I will have the strength to stand for what I know to be right and that I will stay rooted in God's Word until that day so that I have the knowledge to defend my position to those attacking it (1 Peter 3:15). 

"For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways," declares the Lord.  "As the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways and my thoughts higher than your thoughts." - Isaiah 55:8-9  God's plans, laws, and thoughts are so much more advanced and great than anything we can conceive.  How about we rethink the laws on the books and just go by the Ten Commandments for a few years and see how that works out? 

Everybody now days likes to talk about equality but few people actually want to see it.  The FFRF tried to tell the State (Clemson) not to talk about the Church (Christianity) so how about telling the State (Houston) not to censor the Church (Pastors)?  That seems pretty equal to me...guess y'all should get headed on down to Houston.


You can see my whole post about Clemson and the Freedom From Religion Foundation from back on April 16, 2014. 

#God'sLaw  #Equality  #StandFirm

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