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Tag Archives: gay
Marriage for Whom?
I don’t usually reproduce sermons for this blog, but I’m making an exception. Here is the sermon manuscript for Sunday worship at First Presbyterian Church of Tallahassee on August 25, 2013. Marriage for Whom? Luke 13: 10-17 This Wednesday night … Continue reading
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Tagged bible, gay, homosexual, homosexuality, inclusion, lasbian, pederasty, same-sex; marriage
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More Light Welcomed
Last Wednesday President Obama announced his support for “marriage equality.” He was nice enough to write me an e-mail about it — well, me and a few million others. I have been as forthright as I can be about my … Continue reading
