T. B Joshua Shares His Opinion on Same Sex Marriage & You Don’t Want to Know What He Ridiculously Said

T.B Joshua in the comment below says his standard is the Bible and as such, he will use that in discussing the on-going homosexual debate, following America’s nationwide legalisation of same sex-marriage.

On the face of it, many dim-witted individuals will accept his measuring standard, and only the few smart people will see the flaws in his measuring rod, the Bible.

First of all, America, Nigeria, Ghana and most countries in the world are not governed using the Bible, so basically when it comes to such issues—what the Bible says is pretty irrelevant, it’s what the law says that matters.

No one is asking anyone to edit their Bible or Holy books because such books are full of nonsense, written by deluded folks and at a time people genuinely believed diseases were caused by the gods/God—so we don’t have time for that.

We are only calling and talking about the law—the legal framework which dictates what is right or wrong in any legal jurisdiction, taking into considering the progress of humanity.

Secondly, I would be interested to know T.B Joshua’s take on slavery and if he would opt for the Bible as his measuring standard on this subject too.

Hypocritically, I am sure if he is confronted with the question of slavery, he will leave the Bible behind because the Bible clearly endorses slavery while the law forbids it.

Here, the man of God will leave his Bible and what it clearly commands behind, and tell us slavery is unacceptable—perhaps, because his race suffers most under this trade and also because it has been outlawed by the existing legal frame work.

However, when it comes to the issue of homosexuality or same sex marriage, he picks the Bible as his measuring rod—this time, not the law or even common sense.

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The question is; why do these people make a joke out of themselves this way by cherry picking from a book which is said to be all good, all perfect and all Holy—written under the inspiration of a celestial father?

How do they know when to ignore the Bible and when to insist on its full application? Of course it’s obvious—when they are not the ones under the microscope.

Then again, why take the words of a charlatan like T.B Joshua who delivers people from homosexual demons serious—his understanding of the subject is deeply questionable.

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J5WxzcYfKiI

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