But precisely the thing that got him in trouble was quoting the Apostle Paul. Now let's see if I've got my logic right here:
No true Christian believes that homosexuality is wrongHmmm. Strange, but it seems to be a direct application of GLAAD's reasoning.
The Apostle Paul believes that homosexuality is wrong
Therefore, The Apostle Paul is not a true Christian
So I guess that leaves us with a choice as to which is the true Christian, the amateur theologian at GLAAD or the Apostle Paul. It's such a hard choice.
In fact, every time Phil quotes the Scriptures on the issue he gets accused by someone of not being a "true Christian." Maybe if he paid less attention to the Bible, he could be a better Christian. That, in any case, seems to be GLAAD's idea.
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Perhaps the fact that more "Christians" are not accused of being "non-Christians" says something.
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