Herman Cain: Homosexuality is a sin and a choice
Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain told Hotsheet Wednesday that homosexuality is a sin and a choice.
"I believe homosexuality is a sin because I'm a Bible-believing Christian, I believe it's a sin," he said. "But I know that some people make that choice. That's their choice."
Cain was asked: "So you believe it's a choice?"
"I believe it is a choice," he responded.
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"The man said nothing wrong. Maybe not on the cbsnews comment section, or the left coast, but in the rest of the country you might be suprised to find your views on homosexuality are in the minority."
Even if this were true (and it's not) it means nothing in a secular society with a secular government. Bringing theology into political discourse is not merely un-American it is Anti-American.
We are told to be vigilant not to allow Islamic theology to infiltrate our government, and this is wise, but we must also be vigilant not to allow Christian theology to infiltrate our government. Radical Christians, by virtue of their greater numbers, pose a greater threat to our secular system of government than radical Muslims do.
It is time for moderate and liberal Christians (the vast majority) to speak out loudly against political Christianity. We will not forget the threat posed by political Islam, but we must also address the clear and present danger posed to our secular government by political Christianity.
So far the radical Christians are not as violent as the radical jihadists, but they are nevertheless fighting a "holy" war against us on the political battlefield, and they pose a far greater threat to our way of life than any closet Muslim jihadist ever could. They must be prevented from turning America into a Christian Theocracy. Make no mistake, that is their goal, and all that is necessary for them to succeed is for the rest of us to do nothing.We must fight ALL radicals!
If Cain is saying that we choose our sexuality, then he's an idiot. (Lifestyle is another issue.) As for Christianity, I don't think anyone from the party of greed, plunder and mendacity is qualified to hold forth as a Christian.