Obama said he hopes to persuade all Americans to accept homosexuality at a recent celebration of Gay Pride Month at the White House:

"There are good and decent people in this country who don’t yet fully embrace their gay brothers and sisters — not yet, That’s why I’ve spoken about these issues — not just in front of you — but in front of unlikely audiences, in front of African-American church members.”

“There are still fellow citizens, perhaps neighbors or even family members and loved ones, who still hold fast to worn arguments and old attitudes."

He also told those gathered for the occasion that in addition to trying to pass a hate crimes bill, his administration was also pushing for Congress to repeal "the so-called Defense of Marriage Act" — and to repeal the "don’t ask, don’t tell" policy initiated by Pres. Clinton on homosexuals in the military.

Response: Although Pres. Obama claimed that he was for traditional marriage during his campaign, he now seems to be pushing the gay agenda, though some homosexuals have been unhappy with how slow the change is coming.

In light of his current statements, Obama’s campaign statements now seems to be rather deceptive. Is the Christian New Testament Biblical understanding of marriage merely “worn arguments and old attitudes” that need to be cast off as the President seems to imply? Hardly!

Is it necessary for LGBT lifestyle to be completely mainstreamed? Is it necessary for traditional Christian/Biblical understandings or views of homosexuality to be eradicated? I say no on both accounts.

However, as one who has some relatives and loved-ones who do participate in the LGBT lifestyle I believe that it is necessary for Christians to reach out in love to people rather than in judgment while maintaining our traditional Biblical standards.             *Top 

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