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Christopher Senyonjo was hosted by Bishop Gene Robinson of the Episcopal Diocese of New Hampshire, the first openly gay bishop to be consecrated in the Anglican Communion.

So we now know that Senyonjo is also a faggot.

Robinson introduced Senyonjo as “one of my heroes, one of the people I look to.” Senyonjo returned the compliment, affirming that the Holy Spirit was behind greater acceptance of homosexuality in the church.“When you were consecrated, I celebrated,” Senyonjo said of Robinson. “Thank God for you.”

They should keep their sucking up in the bedroom and out of the public eye. Why must the faggots insist on ramming such stuff down our throats?

Senyonjo spoke about legislation recently considered by the Ugandan parliament that would increase criminal penalties for homosexuality-related conduct, including the death penalty for those who knowingly transmit to a minor the virus that causes AIDS.

He makes it sound like these are bad things. Murder by lethal injection is still murder.

“The lines between pedophilia and homosexuality have been painfully blurred,” said Robinson, claiming that anti-pedophile fears had unfairly tarred homosexuals.

There is NO line between homosexuality and child molesting. They are one and the same for most people who practice homosexual behavior.

“Human sexuality has no boundaries,” Senyonjo said,

But biblically acceptable human behavior sure does. God says "Thou shalt not" How hard is that to understand?

relaying the story of a young man who came to him, praying and fasting, yet said he was unable to change his homosexual desires. Senyonjo said the young man was on the verge of suicide, and without counseling would probably be dead. After this counseling experience, the retired bishop changed his views on homosexuality and began a ministry to Ugandan homosexuals to accept their orientation and affirm that God loved them all the same.

There are tens of thousands of ex-homosexuals. Anyone who wants to , and is serious about it, can quit the behavior (and heal the underlying mental illness)

said Senyonjo. “An inclusive God is what I believe.”

God is very inclusive. He includes everyone who will do it HIS WAY. The practice of homosexual behavior is most definitely NOT His way.

Senyonjo protested against what he described as the practice of “taking bits of Scripture” that fit an argument. The former Anglican bishop criticized the view that Sodom and Gomorrah were destroyed because of their practice of homosexuality. This view was what led U.S. religious conservatives to “export” their culture wars to Africa, Senyonjo alleged.

Scripture is pretty clear on it. Was it the only reason? No. But it was one of the main reasons.

“You [U.S. Christians] are doing more harm than good,” Senyonjo charged. He described as “missionarires of hate” those American religious conservatives who taught that homosexual acts were against God’s law.

Has this guy never ever even read the bible? What part of "thou shalt not" does he not understand?

Is it more harmful to tell the sinner he is sinning hopefully leading to his repentence and salvation or is it more harmful to enable him in his sin and send him to hell?

BTW, the moment someone accuses someone else of "hate" you know they have no real basis for their position. It always comes down to "You won't let me commit the abomination I want to commit so you must hate me"

Both speakers agreed that opposition to the proposed Ugandan legislation was the start of something larger. Senyonjo pointed out that even if the legislation is not adopted, homosexual acts are still a crime in Uganda. “[The] time is coming when we should not work on just one bill, but towards decriminalization,” Senyonjo said, adding that he was “very grateful for voices all over the world that work against oppression.”

And while we remove any sanctions against that behavior, lets remove sanctions against other behaviors too; like murder, rape, child molesting, bestiality etc. After all, why should the practitioners of those deviant behvaiors be oppressed if the practioners of any deviant sexuality are not oppressed. The slope really is slippery.

“My litmus test is love,” Senyonjo added.

I love my goat. I guess that means bestiality should be permitted.

This senyonjo is an incredble dufus. Another evidence that homosexuality is a mental disease. In order to grab onto homosexuality you must release your hold of reality (and Christianity)

Robinson concluded the event by telling Senyonjo: “We send you back as a missionary to the people of Uganda and the Church of Uganda.”

See. Satan does have missionaries!

The conversation between the two bishops was preceded by brief remarks from Michael Posner, the U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor. Posner said he was there to “lend support of the U.S. government” to Robinson and Senyonjo. “LGBT rights are human rights; we work to promote them as we would any other,” Posner said.

"Straight" from the faggot in the White House