Another Letter To Washington Post

The civil rights movement for ethnic minorities has absolutely nothing to do with LGBT issues. It is a falsehood to declare a person is born gay. It has to do with the upbringing of a person. It has nothing to do with genes or color of skin. Human rights are for everybody. This includes the right to disagree with information that is being broadcast by the news media that is false. I will take my chances with the Word of God. It matters little to me what the so called "experts" say about it. If God said that homosexuality/lesbianism is a sin, then that is what it is. Please be advised that there is nothing new about this issue. In addition, Black people in this country have a long tradition of being evangelical Christians who believe what the Bible says. Not all of them, of course, but most of them. I refuse to hate anyone. I am not a bigot or a hater. I do not believe in same-sex "marriage." It is an oxymoron. Marriage is between a man and a woman. I am seeing that in order for a group of activists to get what they want, they find it necessary to change the meaning of a word. Marriage? It is what it is, and all of the activism employed against it does not change what it is. God determined what it is a long time ago. The Word of God is eternal. "Gay is okay." Gay is okay? Why don't you ask God if He thinks it is okay?