Pastor delivers anti-gay rant, suggests building electric fence around ‘queers and homosexuals’

*You can watch the video of his sermon by going to the provided link at the bottom of this post.

A North Carolina pastor's disturbing anti-gay sermon has gone viral, and it's easy to see why.
In a rant delivered just days after President Barack Obama's historic public support for same-sex marriage, the pastor, Charles L. Worley of Providence Road Baptist Church in Maiden, N.C., suggested rounding up all "queers and homosexuals" and quarantining them inside an electric fence.
"I figured a way to get rid of all the lesbians and queers," Worley told churchgoers on May 13. "Build a great big large fence—50 or 100 mile long—put all the lesbians in there. Fly over and drop some food. Do the same thing with the queers and the homosexuals and have that fence electrified so they can't get out. And you know what, in a few years, they'll die out. Do you know why? They can't reproduce!"
"It makes me pukin' sick to think about," Worley added. "Can you imagine kissing some man?"
Worley's comments—while shocking—are sadly not uncommon for pastors in North Carolina, a state that voted overwhelmingly in favor of a constitutional amendment defining marriage "as solely between a man and a woman."
Earlier this month, Ron Baity, founding pastor of Winston-Salem's Berean Baptist Church and leader of Return America, said gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people should be prosecuted.

"For 300 years, we had laws that would prosecute that lifestyle," Baity said. "We've gone down the wrong path."
Before the state's vote, Pastor Sean Harris of the Berean Baptist Church in Fayetteville instructed parents to use force if their kids start acting gay:

"I figured a way to get rid of all the lesbians and queers," Worley told churchgoers on May 13. "Build a great big large fence—50 or 100 mile long—put all the lesbians in there. Fly over and drop some food. Do the same thing with the queers and the homosexuals and have that fence electrified so they can't get out. And you know what, in a few years, they'll die out. Do you know why? They can't reproduce!"

I hate to point this out, Pastor, but this would also apply to any group solely comprised of heterosexual men, or solely comprised of heterosexual women (assuming for the sake of argument that the women can't intravenously inject sperm somehow). If you allowed lesbians and homosexual men to mix in the compounds, then they would likely breed sooner or later.

Frankly, if I lived in North Carolina, living in an electrified compound that no-one could get into would be my ideal lifestyle.

And then he goes back to his church and buggers a choirboy

andyh wrote:
And then beats the choirboy for being 'queer'.

I always point homophobes to the study that shows homophobes are turned on by homosexual porn...then I ask them if they are a homophobe

Merla wrote:
Whats really scary about that is the odds are in your favour that you're probably right.

andyh wrote:
I know, I went from being sarcastic to thinking 'actually, he probably would...' as I was typing. He's an angry, angry man, probably linked to him being secretly gay and not getting that God won't be angry and if he is then God made him that way in the first place. God will care more about him making ugly hate speeches like this and encouraging physical and emotional child abuse.

EDIT from my point of view as a christian anyway.

andyh wrote:
I know, I went from being sarcastic to thinking 'actually, he probably would...' as I was typing. He's an angry, angry man, probably linked to him being secretly gay and not getting that God won't be angry and if he is then God made him that way in the first place. God will care more about him making ugly hate speeches like this and encouraging physical and emotional child abuse.

EDIT from my point of view as a christian anyway.

What he fails to realise is that this was "our" plan all along, wub. Yes, we'll eventually die out after years of being fed and looked after, surrounded by "our own" and sexually satisfied to our hearts content...but, we'll keep comin'. For EVER and EVER and EVER. And soon, maybe even to a womb near you.

Foolish mortals...

Merla wrote:
The bible is conflicting on this issue and the faith itself as a result is full of conflict.
This is always why I have had such a derogatory view of religion. It's full of so much bullshit it's unbelievable.
There are those who take a very simplified view of it and stick to what makes sense, fortunately those numbers are growing but it's difficult for decent change to happen under such a ridiculous backwards dogmatic regime.

All the worlds religions cannot be right, this belief set though can be expanded to more than just religion, there's cultural aspects and other belief sets that people have that at times make even less sense than religion.

Nation states, democracy, borders, taxation, fractional reserve banking, trading things that don't exist for a profit...the list is endless the media is just mass madness televised or in print.

Way too much dogma and not enough spirituality and common sense imho.

Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. It's that simple, what else is there after that?

The thing I always think as well is that if Jesus came back to Earth, if the Second Coming happened, people like this Pastor and people like this lot:



...would probably proclaim him to be a false prophet anyway! They'd probably proclaim it to be some sort of Satanic trick and condemn him to Hell! They seem to think everyone else is going to Hell, so what difference would it make?

andyh wrote:
I won't derail the thread by getting into the ins and outs of it but there is evidence that Jesus had no problem with gay people and he's who we should be paying attention to (instead of going on about Leviticus) if we claim to be Christians. I have a problem with organised religion too because you get things like this moron and it can be used as a system of control. One of the things christians like to say about god is he knew you before you were born, he knows every part of you down to each hair on your head and loves every one of them, so the same must be true for gay people.


Those last two sentences are how I feel too


This website is a little heavy handed but it has the information about Jesus not being anti-gay:

www.wouldjesusdiscriminate.com/


here's a link to the bible evidence:

www.wouldjesusdiscriminate.org/biblical_evidence.html