We are living in a very sad age.  Who would have thought equality would mean to go against God's Word in America?   When Dr. Martin Luther King was living, we wonder who's side would he be on?  If he was a holy man, he probably would be marching with these 2,500 christian leaders in Chicago who oppose gay marriage, even after he fought for equality for African Americans.

According to BlackChristianNews.com, as many as 2,500 people, waving signs like "Marriage is Sacred" and "Marriage One Man One Woman," crowded into the Statehouse to keep the heat on the Illinois House and to block passage of the Religious Freedom and Marriage Fairness Act, which has been stalled since the spring.

(Black) Christians are in a difficult challenge today and we wonder if Dr. King would join this rally against gay marriage, if he was alive today?   What did equality really mean to Dr. Martin Luther King, did mean going against God's Word to please homosexuals?  If we were to go back in time and ask him, he probably would think we're insane.

SCR readers, Bishop Larry Trotter allegedly has done the right thing to acknowledge white legislators who defended traditional marriage.  We like the fact that he has done so, because all races against homosexuality and all other sins need to give respect to each other.  This is what God wants, unity among all races who are God-fearing Christians.

According to BlackChristianNews.com, Bishop Larry Trotter of Sweet Holy Spirit Church in Chicago, Ill., who is co-chairman of the AACC told The Christian Post on Tuesday he "agrees that white legislators who defended traditional marriage should be acknowledged as well."

We know God is very proud of Bishop Larry Trotter and wants so much for other ministers within the black church to be like him and give honor to whom honor is due as our Word tell us in Romans 13:7.

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Bishop Larry Trotter Acknowledges White Legislators Who Defended Traditional Marriage In Illinois

Following the defeat of the same-sex marriage bill in the Illinois House last Friday, critics claim the African American Clergy Coalition should be thanking the 64 white legislators who stood up for traditional marriage.

"After the Religious Freedom and Marriage Fairness Act was not called for a vote in the state House of Representatives, the African American Clergy Coalition gave the Illinois Legislative Black Caucus all the credit for killing it," wrote...Read full article, here.

Source and Photo: BlackChristianNews.com