A Book Reccomendation by Thomas Rôteau

By Thomas Rôteau, via Facebook

If you have not as yet read Robert R. Reilly’s Making Gay Okay, I EMPHATICALLY urge you to do so! If you have read it, read it AGAIN. Because unless you’ve been living under a rock, it would be impossible NOT to notice that the situation since the book was written in 2014 has accelerated the perverse agenda well beyond merely “Okay” … to MANDATORY acceptance and affirmation of, with punitive legal measures for neglecting to PRAISE the sodomitic disordered behavior. And reading the book again might remind you how important it is at this juncture to remain focused on TRUTH.

Recent documents from the Roman Catholic CHURCH have made it clear that high-ranking prelates are willing to abandon Scripture by allying with deviates hoping to make the sin of abomination normative. Sodomites (and their mouthpiece minions) despise the Scripture passages that condemn that chosen behavior, and would like nothing better than to designate the Bible as “hate speech” for “clinging rigidly” to centuries-old religious belief. Sodomy is scientifically unnatural according to the way the human body is designed. The evidence, provided statistically according to the dire consequences of engaging in it, makes it tantamount to suicide. Likewise, the Church, by besieging its own Doctrine, makes a mockery of God and undoes itself in a type of organizational suicide. The Vatican’s wordsmith shell game, which claims that “nothing has changed”, is frankly, Bulls**t. The Church and its Gospel were designed by God to transform the world, not the other way around.

Chapter 5 is devoted to “The Lessons from Biology.” I hope a direct quote from this chapter of Mr. Reilly’s book will induce you pick it up if you have not already done so.

When it is misused, the body understandably becomes confused. For instance, reports journalist Susan Brinkmann, “There are substances in seminal fluid called ‘immuno-regulatory macromolecules’ that send out ‘signals’ that are only understood by the female body, which will then permit the ‘two in one flesh’ intimacy required for human reproduction. When deposited elsewhere, these signals are not only misunderstood, but cause sperm to fuse with whatever somatic body cell they encounter. This fusing is what often results in the development of cancerous malignancies.”

According to “Correlates of Homosexual Behavior and the Incidence of Anal Cancer” in the Journal of the American Medical Association, the risk of anal cancer soars by 4,000 percent among those who engage in anal intercourse.