[CatherineofAragon]

I'm not buying it. Any so-called Christian organization which comes out in support of sodomite "marriage", even momentarily, is fundamentally ignorant of/dismissive of God's word. World Vision has revealed that unfortunate fact, and no apology nor backtracking can change it. They don't deserve to be trusted, and I for one do not wish to "stand with them."

It's not necessarily a bad thing, though. This whole thing has served to separate some chaff from the wheat. There are many other worthwhile Christian charities in need of support.

[hoagy62]

Not trying to start a debate or anything, just clarifying: Does your statement imply that there is now no possible way World Vision can recover from this, that they are forever ‘accursed’?

Again...not defending them, just making sure I’m reading what I’m reading.

[Flycatcher]

I agree.

World Vision may claim to be a "Christian" organization, but it's the very worst sort: an ostensibly self-loathing, apologetic, cowardly one.

Their actions define them now.

[fwdude]

"I'm not buying it."

Neither would any discerning Christian. Read their "apology." It reads like a politician caught in the act of malfeasance, diverting direct blame and actually blaming their SUPPORTERS for being offended!!!

[wardaddy]

Bttt

[Bigg Red]

It’s not necessarily a bad thing, though. This whole thing has served to separate some chaff from the wheat. There are many other worthwhile Christian charities in need of support.

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Good point.

I am a Catholic, but I steadfastly refuse to donate to any charity that is sponsored by the United States Conference of Bishops because far too many of them support illegal immigration and think it is their moral duty to help illegals who broke into this country. I do not trust them.