Episode 81, Gay&God, A Candid conversation about Homosexuality and Religion, Where do you stand? - a podcast by FTP lawradio

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This week on ...
 For the People... law in plain language
with Debra D. Rainey, Esq.
 Gay & God, A Candid discussion about Homosexuality and Religion,
where do you stand?
This show was eye opening, spiritually enticing and so much more! The FTP Fam was joined in the studio by: Reverend Kevin Porter aka Rev Kev, an ordained Presbyterian Minister, who suggested that translations and considerations of biblical passages, ought to get with the times; Sandy Smith aka 'Sandman', Exile in Philadelphia, a writer extraordinaire, ex-Episcopalian now full fledged Presbyterian as well as being an Out and proud Gay Christian, says God is love, not judgment; Mary Pitts aka 'Truth Serum' CEO of Prophetic Presentations, endeavors to bring the Arts to folks and show them the way to Grace through the Arts, says The Fall of Man establishes that Sin is sin regardless of the sin; and Darrell McPherson aka "Brother D", Minister, Co-Host of PraisELujah a weekly Gospel music show heard on www.gtownradio.com, and an exceedingly opinionated Servant of God, pronounced that Homosexuality is a Sin but God loves Gay folks anyway.  
You gotta tune in to this episode, and what about Kirk Franklin and Donnie McClurkin?
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Air date: September 10, 2013
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