Wow
. I didn't know I was in the presence of someone who knows the heart and minds of everyone else. So glad to know the Lord has given you that authority.
There is a story about a certain President who would smile and wave to his wife out the window while his paramour would service him.
How about that?
How about if a man were to be humiliated and mocked by his most intimate associate associate about who he is in terms of, say, his ability to care for his family. If a person had dirty pictures to get leverage on the person on this issue, would that have an affect on his ability to lead?
How about Jim McGreavy? Would you assume his personal dishonesty never translated into professional dishonesty? Is character something you can turn on and off at a whim?
Whether or not any particular homosexual fits the profile of infidelity or indulging in humiliation, the fact is, there is clearly enough of it in the practice of this sin that it does have an effect on leadership.
YOu may wish to assume that homosexual leaders have only the best character and are monogamous. That is your error. That some gay leaders may be better than non-gay leaders does not mean that there isn't an issue. THere is an issue for gay lifestfyles, just as there is an issue for infidelity, swingers, obsessive/complusive disorders, etc.
That the BIble made the prohibition is a fact. That it makes sense for the reasons above is collateral to the fact of what scripture says. Not every gay person needs to have the same tendency for the practice to remain a valid issue.
