Former Navy Chaplain Gordon Klingenschmitt says gay people practice lawlessness in their bedrooms.
Klingenschmitt made national headlines when he challenged the
military's rule on inclusive prayers during events which include a
multi-faith audience such as ship commissionings and
change-of-command ceremonies. A born-again Christian, Klingenschmitt
demanded the right to pray “in the name of Jesus” in public
settings. He was honorably discharged for insubordination.
On his new YouTube show, Pray in Jesus Name,
Klingenschmitt, also “Dr. Chaps,” voiced his outrage that
Proposition 8, California's now-ended gay marriage ban, was not being
enforced, stating that government officials were possessed by a
demonic spirit of lawlessness.
“You know lust is not love,” Klingenschmitt
told viewers. “And whatever they're doing behind closed doors
is not love in the homosexual community. It is lawlessness and it is
causing the love of many to grow cold.” (The video is embedded on
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(Related: Gay
marriage foe Gordon Klingenschmitt admits equality has no effect on
his marriage.)