I’m not sure about taking the great amount of time it would take to respond to all this article’s claims, but it is a dishonest piece. Start with the “30,000 Protestantant denominations” making it sound like we’re all out of fellowship with each other when the author certainly knows that isn’t true. There are Bible-believing “Protestants” (in quotes because there is no Protestant church) and those who have rejected the Bible and they aren’t in fellowship as this author must fully know, too. So it must also be dishonest on his part to speak of “Protestants” accepting gay marriage because that’s as Protestants do. I’m actually at this time not part of a denomination, but understand that in part denominations draw people in their differences, for example, with speaking in tongues, which the Bible says some people have the gift of while others don’t. And denominations also form around looking to the early church, for example the church of Christ belief that baptism should be immediate as the Bible shows, (Cont’d)
“So it must also be dishonest on his part to speak of “Protestants” accepting gay marriage because that’s as Protestants do”
The only faiths that have accepted homosexual “marriage” and take no stance on abortion, and have women “pastors” are protestant faiths. From birth control to abortion, to women feminist and open acceptance of homosexuality, it all started in various Protestant denominations.