The bells at the National Cathedral of the Episcopal Church of the United States, located in Washington DC, pealed for an hour at noon on June 26 following the decision of the Supreme Court to overturn the Defense of Marriage Act. Bells tolled at other places of Christian [sic] worship, including those of other Episcopal, Methodist, Presbyterian, Unitarian and other Christian churches.Read the rest here.
The National Cathedral, which has seen numerous solemn occasions in American history, has also scheduled a prayer service for male and female homosexuals, bisexuals, transgenders and their families for the evening of June 26.
The dean of the cathedral, Rev. Gary Hall said in a statement that the Supreme Court's decision rang his bells. He said that his church is glad “to celebrate the extension of federal marriage equality to all the same-sex couples modeling God’s love in lifelong covenants.” He added that the ruling should make Christian embrace same-sex marriage.
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And that is why I left.
ReplyDeleteThis is the problem in a nutshell: you can believe whatever the bloody hell you feel like when it comes to religion . . . BUT YOU MUST GIVE GAYS THEIR RIGHTS!
ReplyDeleteWhy I left as well. The episcopalian "church" is a demonic tool of the Evil One.
ReplyDeleteAmericans place too much emphasis on "rights"
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