Gay “Marriage”: Obama Lied, Rick Warren Believed
By Julio
Severo
Barack
Obama “deceived” Pastor Rick Warren during the 2008 presidential election in an
appearance at Warren’s Saddleback Church, where Obama said, “I believe that
marriage is the union between a man and a woman. Now, for me as a Christian —
for me — for me as a Christian, it is also a sacred union. God’s in the mix.”
David
Axelrod, who served as a top White House adviser after helping Obama get
elected, said Obama lied when he publicly stated his opposition to same-sex
“marriage” in 2008. In his new book, “Believer: My Forty Years in Politics,”
Axelrod writes that he knew Obama supported gay “marriage.”
The
real Obama said in 1996, “I favor legalizing same-sex marriages, and would
fight efforts to prohibit such marriages.”
Longtime
Obama adviser Axelrod writes in his new memoir that Obama followed his advice
that he should not declare his real position on gay “marriage” so he could avoid
opposition from African American religious leaders and others to get elected
president in 2008. He said Obama “modified his position” to say he supported
civil unions — but not same-sex “marriage.”
Obama
feigned opposition to gay “marriage” for most of his political career,
compromising his true beliefs out of concern it could hurt him with voters.
But
as president in 2010 he returned publicly to his original position.
Axelrod
writes in “Believer: My Forty Years in Politics” that he told the future
president in 2008 that he should hide the ball and deceive the American public
for political purposes.
Axelrod
had been also hired
to help build Aécio Neves candidacy for the 2014 Brazilian presidential
election campaign. Sadly for Brazil, both Neves and incumbent Dilma Rousseff
are members of pro-homosexuality parties. It is not known how Axelrod taught
his Brazilian candidate to hide the ball and deceive the Brazilian public for political
purposes, but he lost.
Sadly
for America, Axelrod’s U.S. candidate never lost.
How
can Brazilian and American voters choose candidates according to pro-family
values if they are deceived? And they have been deceived especially in
homosexual issues, including homosexual “marriage.”
Ancient
Jewish tradition holds that homosexual “marriage” was the “final insult” to God
which caused Him to bring the Great Flood. If this is true, how could not Pastor
Rick Warren discern this terrible sign for America?
According
to WorldNetDaily,
in the 2008 presidential campaign, Warren hosted in his church the Civil Forum
on Leadership and Compassion, open to all media, where Democrat candidate
Barack Obama and Republican candidate John McCain answered questions posed
exclusively by Warren, who wanted to help evangelicals choose the “best”
candidate based on their own answers and “sincerity.” The problem was: there
was a lot of answers and insincerity.
Obama
gave Warren an answer about marriage that Warren and evangelicals wanted to
hear: “marriage is the union between a man and a woman” and also a “sacred
union.”
Yet,
the responsibility of a man of God is not to ask sinners to answer public
questions to guide God’s people. It is obvious that sinners are free to lie —
and Obama used this right abundantly.
Of
course, McCain also lied, because he told Warren that he did not believed in
the homosexual version of marriage, but more recently, he has been supportive
of adoption by homosexuals and hostile to the Russian laws banning homosexual
propaganda to children.
Warren’s
job was not to ask sinners what they are, but to show, based in a Christian
discernment, what their true convictions were. God says that his leaders “must teach my people the difference
between what is holy and what is unholy. They must show the people how to tell
the difference between what is clean and what is unclean.” (Ezekiel 44:23 GWV)
Yet,
instead of teaching his evangelical public how to use true Christian
discernment, Warren let two liars to speak freely their lies as he instructed
his public to analyze their lies. He, not his public, should analyze and
interpret Obama and McCain’s lies and insincerity.
There
is no surprise that Obama lied about his true agenda, which is to lie to
advance more lies.
But
the Christian agenda for a Christian leader is crystal-clear: to help his
public to see through liars and their lies, and to understand and support what
is right.
Obama
had always been a believer in the homosexual “marriage,” according to Axelrod,
who said of Obama in 2008: “He also recognized that the country wasn’t there
yet—that we needed to bring the country along.”
Warren
was “deceived” because he wanted to be deceived. There is no lack of Bible
instruction from God for his leaders to understand their responsibilities to
sinners, including sinners who want to govern the most powerful nation in the
world.
With
a little help from the Holy Spirit and his gift of spiritual discernment (which
would enable him to see what he is not able to see), Warren could have said, “I
do not believe that Obama and McCain are prepared for the U.S. presidency. Folks,
let us pray, for our country needs a powerful visitation from God!”
I
know many good American who do not possess spiritual discernment. But they
would not need a polygraph to test Obama’s sincerity. By looking at his background,
they were able to understand what Obama would eventually do — which he did.
I
hope that Rick Warren and his public have learnt precious lessons about liars
and their lies.
With information
from the Associated Press, Daily Beast, Daily Mail and WorldNetDaily.
Portuguese version of this
article: “Casamento”
gay: Obama mentiu, Rick Warren acreditou
Source: Last Days Watchman
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