Desmond Tutu has gone before the Judgement Seat. Pray that he repented and became a Christian before his death.
Desmond Tutu, a prominent South African who first won acclaim by fighting apartheid in South Africa, passed away Sunday December 26 at the age of 90. While some hold him to be a bishop, I will not concede to that designation, as he was Anglican and their so-called "bishops" do not claim apostolic succession. In fact, he was, in many ways, the antithesis of a true bishop. While this AP article lauds him as "South Africa's moral conscience", one must wonder just what kind of "conscience" would dare utter what you see above.
Think about what he said. He quite literally said that he'd rather go to hell than honor God and his laws regarding sexuality and marriage. He echoed Lucifer's "non serviam"! We can only pray that he repented of these words before he died lest that wicked desire of his was granted. None too surprisingly, he was also pro-abortion and pro-contraception.
Therefore, in light of all this, we deplore the conduct of the Archbishop of Baltimore as he gushes and slobbers the dubious praises of Tutu the pretend-bishop. I haven't seen anything similar yet from the Archdiocese of Washington or the USCCB, but I'm sure it's just a matter of time before they too sing the praises of this man who voiced preference for hell over heaven. Should we pray for him? Of course! But that doesn't mean we lionize him.
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