[Archie Bunker on steroids]

The fact that the vote was so close should tell you something. You’re in the wrong church

[RoosterRedux]

Maybe, maybe not.

I've noticed that a lot of people in my church--liberals and conservatives--don't know the details of this homosexual takeover of the church (I've been sending out articles in an effort to enlighten them). They aren't aware of the drag queens and lesbians getting into leadership positions. They think the disaffiliation is nothing more than a strong dislike of gay people (and some of these church members have gay children).

It is surprising how ignorant people are as to what's actually going on in America.

The Marxists are counting on Americans' ignorance of the details.

[RoosterRedux]

BTW, a 2/3's vote is a pretty strong statement. The people who show up to vote are passionate about this issue. Those who aren't passionate stayed home.

And as I said in my previous post, a lot of those voting to "stay" don't really know the issues. And frankly, a lot of those voting to "leave" don't really know the issues either.

In the meetings I attended to discuss the disaffiliation, I have been taken aback by the stupid comments from both sides.

[RoosterRedux]

As a follow on comment, I have considered leaving this church (I grew up in it). The issue I wrestle with is, while it is better to be around more devout people--over at the Baptist Church for example--I also feel a responsibility to try to provide some leadership in my old church.

If only one person can somehow see the light, that is one person the Lord has saved.

BTW, I also teach Sunday School from time to time. It is depressing to see just how little passion there is for the Lord. Many of these people are asleep.