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Recently Delroy Chuck Minister of Justice in Jamaica is encouraging Caribbean nations including Jamaica, to support homosexuality.

Delroy Chuck, homosexuality is a sin like it or not, and homosexual acts are extremely unhealthy. How dare you be telling Caribbean leaders to go against God's commandment?

There are always serious consequences to breaking God's commandment. Yes God exists, Jesus Christ exists, and we all have to give an account of ourself one day.


The Homosexuality Deception

The Gay Report


Delroy this country and the countries of the Caribbean do not belong to you. You are in government to serve the people not yourself. Apparently, you want to receive praise from foreigners, and receive more money, so you are willing to sacrifice Jamaican morals at any cost.

Jamaica and the Caribbean belong to God, Jesus Christ, not to you. Shame on you for leading Caribbean leaders and their nations in the wrong direction.

Most Jamaicans ancestors were enslaved, bound in shackles and chains, and they died, not for persons to be promiscuous and self-serving but so that Jamaica can be independent, not bound or influenced by foreign powers, not so that persons can live an immoral life, but a nation in which families survive and thrive, a nation to be proud of.

Who or what do you worship Delroy? Let the people of Jamaica know what your beliefs are? If Jesus Christ is not your master, then another master in your life exists. What moral code are you going by? Hedonism? Live and Let Live? Do as you please? Party Until You Die?

Look at what is happening in Jamaica today.

God says in the Bible we should not steal, but stealing is rampant in Jamaica. God says we should not kill and people keep on killing. God says do not commit adultery but this is rampant.

God tells us not to lie on persons but this is rampant in Jamaica. God admonishes us not to be greedy, wanting what other people have, but this is rampant in Jamaica.

Time and time again we are reaping what we have sowed because we refuse to humble ourselves and obey God's commandments. And persons are wondering why Jamaica is having so many problems?


Delroy Chuck criticised for buggery comments, accusing church of being a hindrance
 
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Everyone should be free and have their civil rights protected, and that includes their right to association, speech, and religion. It is wrong to enforce a particular religion on other people who do not wish to ascribe to or belong to that religion or its doctrines. Persecuting gay people and arresting them for their beliefs and association is just as wrong as persecuting Christians and arresting them for their beliefs and associations. Place in yourself in the shoes of others. The issue you reference is not about promoting one view or another. It is not about encouraging one view or another. It is about the civil rights of other human beings who do not agree with you.
 
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Recently Delroy Chuck Minister of Justice in Jamaica is encouraging Caribbean nations including Jamaica, to support homosexuality.

Delroy Chuck, homosexuality is a sin like it or not, and homosexual acts are extremely unhealthy. How dare you be telling Caribbean leaders to go against God's commandment?

There are always serious consequences to breaking God's commandment. Yes God exists, Jesus Christ exists, and we all have to give an account of ourself one day.


The Homosexuality Deception

The Gay Report


Delroy this country and the countries of the Caribbean do not belong to you. You are in government to serve the people not yourself. Apparently, you want to receive praise from foreigners, and receive more money, so you are willing to sacrifice Jamaican morals at any cost.

Jamaica and the Caribbean belong to God, Jesus Christ, not to you. Shame on you for leading Caribbean leaders and their nations in the wrong direction.

Most Jamaicans ancestors were enslaved, bound in shackles and chains, and they died, not for persons to be promiscuous and self-serving but so that Jamaica can be independent, not bound or influenced by foreign powers, not so that persons can live an immoral life, but a nation in which families survive and thrive, a nation to be proud of.

Who or what do you worship Delroy? Let the people of Jamaica know what your beliefs are? If Jesus Christ is not your master, then another master in your life exists. What moral code are you going by? Hedonism? Live and Let Live? Do as you please? Party Until You Die?

Look at what is happening in Jamaica today.

God say in the Bible we should not steal, but stealing is rampant in Jamaica. God says we should not kill and people keep on killing. God says do not commit adultery but this is rampant.

God tells us not to lie on persons but this is rampant in Jamaica. God admonishes us not to be greedy, wanting what other people have, but this is rampant in Jamaica.

Time and time again we are reaping what we have sowed because we refuse to humble ourselves and obey God's commandments. And persons are wondering why Jamaica is having so many problems?


Delroy Chuck criticised for buggery comments, accusing church of being a hindrance
Also, the reason Minster Delroy Chuck is trying to decriminalise being gay is because 1) it is persecution, yes, of people who are gay to arrest them for that. 2) It is because there are literally hundreds of LGBT youth who have been made homeless because their families abandoned them. They are starving, homeless, and suffering because of the laws that persecute them.

This story from an Anglican priest should move anyone, on either side of the issue, to want laws that persecute gay people to be repealed. That is something that everyone should be able to agree on.
Pastor lashes out at 'injustices' faced by gays
 
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Everyone should be free and have their civil rights protected, and that includes their right to association, speech, and religion. It is wrong to enforce a particular religion on other people who do not wish to ascribe to or belong to that religion or its doctrines. Persecuting gay people and arresting them for their beliefs and association is just as wrong as persecuting Christians and arresting them for their beliefs and associations. Place in yourself in the shoes of others. The issue you reference is not about promoting one view or another. It is not about encouraging one view or another. It is about the civil rights of other human beings who do not agree with you.


In Jamaica, there is no law where persons are arrested for being gay. If two persons are caught having anal sex they can be sent to prison, whether it is a homosexual or heterosexual relationship.
 
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Also, the reason Minster Delroy Chuck is trying to decriminalise being gay is because 1) it is persecution, yes, of people who are gay to arrest them for that. 2) It is because there are literally hundreds of LGBT youth who have been made homeless because their families abandoned them. They are starving, homeless, and suffering because of the laws that persecute them.

This story from an Anglican priest should move anyone, on either side of the issue, to want laws that persecute gay people to be repealed. That is something that everyone should be able to agree on.
Pastor lashes out at 'injustices' faced by gays

I do not agree with parents abandoning children because of homosexuality or for any reason. There is no law supporting parents abandoning children.
 
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In Jamaica, there is no law where persons are arrested for being gay. If two persons are caught having anal sex they can be sent to prison, whether it is a homosexual or heterosexual relationship.
What a person does in his/her own consensual relationship in private is none of the state's business. Also, you really think married heterosexual couples are being targeted over that? Again, civil liberty is important. No one should be arrested for the kind of intimate relations they have in private.

Also, laws have consequences on the psyche of a population. If you tell parents that their kids will one day be imprisoned because of their sexual orientation, then the state with such laws is contributing to the prejudice and hatred that causes those youth to be abandoned.
As an Anglican, I'm especially following the work being done by a Jamaican Anglican priest to advocate for repealing the laws persecuting gay people.
Jamaican priest washes the feet of lesbians and calls for ‘respect’ for human rights
 
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What a person does in his/her own consensual relationship in private is none of the state's business. Also, you really think married heterosexual couples are being targeted over that? Again, civil liberty is important. No one should be arrested for the kind of intimate relations they have in private.

Also, laws have consequences on the psyche of a population. If you tell parents that their kids will one day be imprisoned because of their sexual orientation, then the state with such laws is contributing to the prejudice and hatred that causes those youth to be abandoned.
As an Anglican, I'm especially following the work being done by a Jamaican Anglican priest to advocate for repealing the laws persecuting gay people.
Jamaican priest washes the feet of lesbians and calls for ‘respect’ for human rights


Whose laws is higher is it God's laws or man's law? If you call yourself an Anglican, how can you support what God calls sin? If someone does sinful activities privately does that matter to God? Does he ignore sin being committed? Or does private activities matter just like public matters?


Matthew 7 verse 12-14

[12] Therefore all things whatsoever ye would that men should do to you, do ye even so to them: for this is the law and the prophets.
[13] Enter ye in at the strait gate: for wide is the gate, and broad is the way, that leadeth to destruction, and many there be which go in thereat:
[14] Because strait is the gate, and narrow is the way, which leadeth unto life, and few there be that find it.


Luke 13 verse 22-28

[22] And he went through the cities and villages, teaching, and journeying toward Jerusalem.
[23] Then said one unto him, Lord, are there few that be saved? And he said unto them,
[24] Strive to enter in at the strait gate: for many, I say unto you, will seek to enter in, and shall not be able.
[25] When once the master of the house is risen up, and hath shut to the door, and ye begin to stand without, and to knock at the door, saying, Lord, Lord, open unto us; and he shall answer and say unto you, I know you not whence ye are:
[26] Then shall ye begin to say, We have eaten and drunk in thy presence, and thou hast taught in our streets.
[27] But he shall say, I tell you, I know you not whence ye are; depart from me, all ye workers of iniquity.
[28] There shall be weeping and gnashing of teeth, when ye shall see Abraham, and Isaac, and Jacob, and all the prophets, in the kingdom of God, and you yourselves thrust out.
 
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Whose laws is higher is it God's laws or man's law? If you call yourself an Anglican, how can you support what God calls sin? If someone does sinful activities privately does that matter to God? Does he ignore sin being committed? Or does private activities matter just like public matters?


Matthew 7 verse 12-14

[12] Therefore all things whatsoever ye would that men should do to you, do ye even so to them: for this is the law and the prophets.
[13] Enter ye in at the strait gate: for wide is the gate, and broad is the way, that leadeth to destruction, and many there be which go in thereat:
[14] Because strait is the gate, and narrow is the way, which leadeth unto life, and few there be that find it.


Luke 13 verse 22-28

[22] And he went through the cities and villages, teaching, and journeying toward Jerusalem.
[23] Then said one unto him, Lord, are there few that be saved? And he said unto them,
[24] Strive to enter in at the strait gate: for many, I say unto you, will seek to enter in, and shall not be able.
[25] When once the master of the house is risen up, and hath shut to the door, and ye begin to stand without, and to knock at the door, saying, Lord, Lord, open unto us; and he shall answer and say unto you, I know you not whence ye are:
[26] Then shall ye begin to say, We have eaten and drunk in thy presence, and thou hast taught in our streets.
[27] But he shall say, I tell you, I know you not whence ye are; depart from me, all ye workers of iniquity.
[28] There shall be weeping and gnashing of teeth, when ye shall see Abraham, and Isaac, and Jacob, and all the prophets, in the kingdom of God, and you yourselves thrust out.
I am not commenting on what is supported or not supported by a person. I am not commenting on or arguing about what different denominations consider to be 'sin.' I am talking about civil rights and civil liberties. A country should not force a particular religion on other people. If you're view of religion says this or that, you should not force it on people who think differently. That is why we have religious freedom and those civil rights. A gay person should not be arrested for being gay. A gay person should not be arrested for what is done privately in a consensual relationship anymore than a consenting married heterosexual couple should be arrested for what is done privately. Arresting people for being gay or for disagreeing with you is persecution.
 
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Recently Delroy Chuck Minister of Justice in Jamaica is encouraging Caribbean nations including Jamaica, to support homosexuality.

Delroy Chuck, homosexuality is a sin like it or not, and homosexual acts are extremely unhealthy. How dare you be telling Caribbean leaders to go against God's commandment?

There are always serious consequences to breaking God's commandment. Yes God exists, Jesus Christ exists, and we all have to give an account of ourself one day.


The Homosexuality Deception

The Gay Report


Delroy this country and the countries of the Caribbean do not belong to you. You are in government to serve the people not yourself. Apparently, you want to receive praise from foreigners, and receive more money, so you are willing to sacrifice Jamaican morals at any cost.

Jamaica and the Caribbean belong to God, Jesus Christ, not to you. Shame on you for leading Caribbean leaders and their nations in the wrong direction.

Most Jamaicans ancestors were enslaved, bound in shackles and chains, and they died, not for persons to be promiscuous and self-serving but so that Jamaica can be independent, not bound or influenced by foreign powers, not so that persons can live an immoral life, but a nation in which families survive and thrive, a nation to be proud of.

Who or what do you worship Delroy? Let the people of Jamaica know what your beliefs are? If Jesus Christ is not your master, then another master in your life exists. What moral code are you going by? Hedonism? Live and Let Live? Do as you please? Party Until You Die?

Look at what is happening in Jamaica today.

God says in the Bible we should not steal, but stealing is rampant in Jamaica. God says we should not kill and people keep on killing. God says do not commit adultery but this is rampant.

God tells us not to lie on persons but this is rampant in Jamaica. God admonishes us not to be greedy, wanting what other people have, but this is rampant in Jamaica.

Time and time again we are reaping what we have sowed because we refuse to humble ourselves and obey God's commandments. And persons are wondering why Jamaica is having so many problems?


Delroy Chuck criticised for buggery comments, accusing church of being a hindrance

If there is any basis to your post why don't you address Delroy directly?
 
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What a person does in his/her own consensual relationship in private is none of the state's business. Also, you really think married heterosexual couples are being targeted over that? Again, civil liberty is important. No one should be arrested for the kind of intimate relations they have in private.

Also, laws have consequences on the psyche of a population. If you tell parents that their kids will one day be imprisoned because of their sexual orientation, then the state with such laws is contributing to the prejudice and hatred that causes those youth to be abandoned.
As an Anglican, I'm especially following the work being done by a Jamaican Anglican priest to advocate for repealing the laws persecuting gay people.
Jamaican priest washes the feet of lesbians and calls for ‘respect’ for human rights

I wonder if the people that post these accusations have any idea what goes on in some heterosexual bedrooms. People seize on one behavior to the exclusion of the many, many other behaviors that are listed far more frequently in the Bible than same sex relations.
 
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I seem to recall a section of John's gospel that describes the treatment of a woman caught in the act of adultery, arguably the most serious sex crime in the entire Bible. Her accusers were ready to stone her to death but Jesus defeated their intention with one statement and they left the scene one by one. Jesus told the woman that he didn't condemn her, but that she should not continue sinning. A single act of forgiveness with no condemnation!

1) Jesus never mentioned homosexuality and didn't refuse anyone who came to him.
2) The guilty parties in the above story were those who condemned her.

There is a lesson here for those who condemn others because of their sexual behavior.
 
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The OP included this in his post: "God says in the Bible we should not steal, but stealing is rampant in Jamaica. God says we should not kill and people keep on killing. God says do not commit adultery but this is rampant."

Isn't this also true? God says in the Bible we should not steal, but stealing is rampant in the United States. God says we should not kill and people keep on killing in the United States. God says do not commit adultery but this is rampant in the United States.

"Let him who is without sin cast the first stone."
 
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