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“Gay Pastor” Says Drag Shows Are Safer For Children Than Churches

by | Mar 16, 2023 | Apostasy, Cult, heresy, LGBTQ Issues, News, Religion, Social-Issues, Video | 0 comments

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Last week, the notorious “gay pastor” Brandan Robertson joined Jeff Durbin and James White on Apologia to debate whether or not men who practice sodomy can be Christians or not. Of course, Brandan held the affirmative position and, well, pretty much got his…Bible…handed to him on a silver platter. At least he heard the gospel and got a call to repent—he is without excuse.

But he’s still all over social media spouting his anti-Christian pro-homosexual propaganda and encouraging people, including children, to join him in his rebellion against God.

In his latest diatribe against the Bride of Christ, the Church he claims to be a part of but clearly hates with a passion, he says that children are safer being handled by men wearing dresses than they are at churches.

“I agree that drag shows tend to be safer for children than Church,” he said. “And here’s why. It is churches that often are hotbeds of abuse because they teach a patriarchal ideal that empowers men to have authority and power over women and children.” 

So, because churches teach the Bible, that makes them unsafe. These clowns are nothing but effeminate feminists who want to be women and hate God because He is masculine. Listen to the rest of this tripe below:

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