Texas Senate Race -- Ken Paxton vs James Talarico

[mat]

The Presbyterian view has changed in time so his views may not be too far off their doctrine. Google says;

 

Presbyterianism does not have a single governing body, so positions on homosexuality differ among denominations. The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) (PCUSA), the largest U.S. Presbyterian body, allows the ordination of LGBTQIA+ individuals and permits ministers to perform same-sex marriages where legal, emphasizing full inclusion and advocacy for equal rights

[OlDawg]

1 hour ago, mat said:

The Presbyterian view has changed in time so his views may not be too far off their doctrine. Google says;

 

Presbyterianism does not have a single governing body, so positions on homosexuality differ among denominations. The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) (PCUSA), the largest U.S. Presbyterian body, allows the ordination of LGBTQIA+ individuals and permits ministers to perform same-sex marriages where legal, emphasizing full inclusion and advocacy for equal rights

Sexual preference is one thing. Saying God gave you the wrong biological organs is a different matter. The latter is saying God screwed up, and no Presbyterian faith believes God is fallible.

Talarico can’t justify body mutilation by his so-called tolerance and acceptance. He sure can’t justify it by the canons of his faith. He would have to believe God intended for the body mutilation to be necessary for some reason, and desired by God—since God is infallible.

I’d love to hear him stand up and justify that one.