This video, from the Family Research Council’s “Watchmen on the Walls” briefing, is the most bizarre thing I have ever seen. Right Wing Watch tells us the guy is named Jesse Connors, and he has a website called TrueLife.org.
All of this makes him cry, so much.
It’s a really, really non-gay kind of crying, too.
I hereby nominate this video for “funniest thing on the internet today.”
The speaker is gay. I feel so sorry for him. I’m an ex-ex-gay. I was a charismatic, fundamentalist Christian.
Lying makes him cry? Maybe he should stop doing it.
What I find horrifying is that he filmed/video-taped someone who was dying?
Sick, sick, sick.
I think this pour soul should consider medication.
I’ve seen stuff like this before! They cry when they say something that they know isn’t true because it contradicts their most deeply-held belief system. Sad.
iDavid, I think he’s stopped taking his medication and that’s the whole problem.
Hey, wingnut,
My life began the day at age 44 I finally accepted myself as a gay man. It was the best day of my life. I have been happy as a lark ever since.
As for God loving me–sorry there is no god. After becoming Atheist, I no longer suffer guilt wondering if God loves me and/or I will go to hell. Oh yes, there’s no hell, either.
Jerry
Exodus is falling apart because Chambers is being relatively truthful and forthcoming. Look to this nut to pick up the slack among those Christians who prefer their lies.
The below is from thier website. It is so hysterical. If you are pumping gas and you jsut have an incling that the person at the next pump “may” be gay you step over to the next pump and nonchalantly press this card into their palm, LOL!
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Dr. Johnny Hunt, Pastor of First Baptist Church Woodstock and former Southern Baptist President, distributed TrueLife.org invitation cards in his church on January 8, 2012. Understanding seekers are likely to search online for answers before visiting church; Hunt challenged 7,000 to help distribute tens of thousands of TrueLife.org invitation cards across their community.
Now FBC Woodstock’s members can easily invite unbelievers at the grocery store, movie theater or gas station with the custom TrueLife.org invitation cards. The cards direct unbelievers to FBC Woodstock or to TrueLife.org. TrueLife.org allows the unbeliever to find answers in a non-confrontational enviroment directing them to FBC Woodstock’s TrueLife profile, which among other things, allows them to email the pastor.
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Maybe we should all e-mail the pastor? Contact@TrueLife.org
This is pretty pathetic.This guy is such a queen, and so caught up in the self-delusion of “the Lard”. He has replaced having the possibility of a real flesh & blood person he could be in love with, with an imaginary friend in the sky who will one day welcome him into heavenly realms where he will finally find what he is looking for, blah, blah, blah…. . And of course he wants this same experience of deep spiritual profundity for you and me! Makes me wanna cry too.
The ability to self-deny and self-castrate themselves from any possibility of earthly bliss in order to hopefully obtain one in a materially unverified, without any supporting evidence-based future “heaven” is breathtakingly stupid. Yet guys like this do it all of the time. No different from the jihadists and their 72 promised virgins in paradise which christianists laugh at so easily, except the christianist heaven always seems to be centered on eternal celibacy and praising their war-god forever and ever, amen (sounds exciting, doesn’t it). This guy is not that different in mentality from the jihadists in that he is expecting some eternal reward for his sacrifices.