Doug Wilson

There would be a number of things that I also don't want the society to in any way approve of that behavior.

So, for example, pride parades, no.

You know, no pride parades.

That sort of thing would be out.

Public expressions of it that way would be out.

So basically envision America in 1975, right?

I do.

So are adulterers.

So are adulterers.

Yeah.

So, there are numerous theological issues involved in that question, one of them having to do with the transition from the Old Covenant, the Old Testament.

to the New Testament, the advent of the Messiah, Christ dying on the cross for our sins, how we deal with sin publicly, the difference between a sin and a crime.

It's a very complicated subject, but the moral code remains the same.

Whatever else happens, it's not like times change and the morality changes, but times change and the way you deal with

social ills like widespread homosexuality, which I would define as an ill, as a bad thing in society, what I'm arguing for is a public disavowal of this manner of life, not honoring it, not sanctifying it, not trying to pretend that it's marriage, etc.

So basically,

Our society disapproved.

When I first began ministering, we had formal disapproval of homosexual behavior in all 50 states.

And America at that time was not a totalitarian hellhole.

One of my favorite phrases is that of an inescapable concept.