An Indiana church has received a ton of death threats after posting to YouTube the video of a 3-year-old singing, “Ain’t no homos gonna make it to heaven.”
The Apostolic Truth Tabernacle Church in Greensburg said that not only has their church office received harassing calls following the child’s performance, but the pastor also received death threats at his home for allowing what most have called a misguided spectacle. A prayer meeting late last night had to be moved to a secret location out of safety fears.
Pastor Jeff Sangl was so worried about his safety, that he and his wife left for vacation last night without telling anyone where they were going.
Despite the threats, church members surprisingly had no regrets about the song getting posted online. “The people who are upset just don’t read the word of God,” one member said. “If we don’t teach the children the truth early they will never learn.” Hmmm…
When asked why the church erupted in thunderous applause after the hate-filled song, another member added, “Of course we applauded a child who is singing a song about God.”
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And some so-called "Christians" wonder why so many young people are turned off by religion in general and Christianity in particular!?! Honestly, I simply do NOT recognize the evil theological doctrines of people who claim to be "Christians" while showing themselves to be anything but…smh.And I have NO doubt that had I been raised in such a sick environment during my childhood, I wouldn't have anything to do with Christianity today! Fortunately for me, neither Hate nor bigotry nor ignorance played any role in my upbringing except to be mindful to NEVER embrace any of those frightful traits. Children are NOT born into this world already corrupted and "ruined." They are taught to hate.