Well, not here. Actually from Harper’s Weekly Review:<\/p>\n
A church in Jacksonville, Florida, was forcing parishioners to sign an anti-LGBTQ+ statement to remain in the congregation, and Pope Francis said that homosexuality was a sin but not a crime. In Fargo, a topless woman broke into a church and destroyed a statue of Jesus, and a man who broke into St. Paul\u2019s Free Lutheran Church on New Year\u2019s Day to watch pornography was charged with two counts of felony burglary.<\/em><\/p>\n Clearly, Florida is praying for a new sort of biblical flood. The climate crisis may provide, like before any god will.<\/p>\n Did the woman who destroyed a statue of Jesus determine being topless was key to her plan?<\/p>\n Is watching pornography in church felony burglary? I guess the real question is, did the church have a collection of pornography for which it charged a ticket price and the guy didn’t pay for a ticket?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Well, not here. Actually from Harper’s Weekly Review: A church in Jacksonville, Florida, was forcing parishioners to sign an anti-LGBTQ+ statement to remain in the congregation, and Pope Francis said that homosexuality was a sin but not a crime. In … Continue reading