Anti-Christ is Gay

Values Voter Summit Features Attack on Faggots, Claim That Gay Rights Movement Inspired

From The Pit Of Hell Itself

This
weekend, some of the nation’s leading conservatives — from Tony Snow and
Attorney General Gonzales to Sen. George Allen (R-VA) and Gov. Mike Huckabee
(R-AK) to Ann Coulter and Sean Hannity — appeared at the Family Research
Council’s “Values
Voter Summit.”

An hour and a half after Snow’s speech, Bishop Wellington Boone, founder of
the Wellington Boone Ministries,
took the stage and announced, “I want the gays mad at me.” Boone said that
while “the gays” are “saying a few things” about him, “they’re not
coming at me strong.” In an effort to change that, Boone declared:

Back in the days when I was a kid, and we see guys that don’t
stand strong on principle, we call them “faggots.” … [People]
that don’t stand up for what’s right, we say, “You’re sissified
out!” “You’re a sissy!” That means you don’t stand up for
principles. [Click HERE
to listen to the audio.]

As Right Wing Watch notes, another speaker at the conference later claimed
“the gay rights movement was inspired
‘from the pit of hell itself,’ and has a ’satanic anointment.’ …
He suggested that the anti-Christ is himself gay, citing a verse from the book
of Daniel saying the anti-Christ will have no desire for a woman.”

Digg it!

Full transcript:

BOONE: This matter of gay — I want the gays mad at me. I’m not on
enough of their hit lists. [Applause] Bless God. I want to tell you something,
and I’m gonna get [inaudible] here, and I hope I don’t embarass anybody
about this here. But I want to say something to you, that I’m not afraid of
these people. And they do play dirty tricks, and they do try to, you know, you
know, do stuff with your mailing lists, and they’re really nasty about
trying to stop us from, you know, taking away their perversion.

But I want to tell you something is, they don’t know, we’re driven by
God to deal with this stuff, and I want to say to you that, in this regard,
I’m not playing with you. That when it comes to the matter of this gay
stuff, I know that a family is not a man and a man or a woman and a woman.
It’s a man and a woman. That’s the creative order, and I’m not backing
down. I’m standing flat-footed on that right there. [Applause]

Everywhere I get to speak, I am guarded by the grace of God, being strong
on it. Now they’re fussing on it, they’re saying a few things, but
they don’t have me, you know, in their, you know, on their web sites.
They’re not coming at me strong, and I would say this. Back in the days when
I was a kid, and we see guys that don’t stand strong on principle, we call
them “faggots.” A punk is — and our people, I’m from the ghetto, so
sometimes it does come out a little bit. I got another one I’m gonna say in
a minute — [laughter] — that don’t stand up for what’s right, we say,
“You’re sissified out!” “You’re a sissy!” That means you don’t
stand up for principles. And I just believe that God hasn’t called
us to be sissies on a principle level. We’re called to be, to stand up and
be men. I’m not talking about as in gender. I’m talking about man of God,
men in the marketplace, and when a U.S. senator or congressman says that he
wants me to vote for them, and he’s not biblically based — if he doesn’t
have God as his Lord, how can somebody that doesn’t feel the need for God
lead me?