
Originally Posted by
Makedde
Major Andrew Craibe, the Media Relations Director of the Salvation Army Australia’s Southern Territory, was speaking to Melbourne gay radio station Joy FM on Thursday to encourage people to donate towards the organization’s charitable works following a boycott call by pop star Darren Hayes. Hayes, who is openly gay and in a civil partnership with his British partner, made the call after learning of the organization’s views on homosexuality. When challenged on parts of the Salvation Army’s ‘Salvationist Handbook of Doctrine’ which cite Romans 1:18-32, a passage which declares homosexuals deserving of death, Craibe refused to distance himself from them as he said they were what his religion believed. ‘That’s a part of our belief system,’ Craibe said.
... and that's from their 'media relations director' .... wow.

Originally Posted by
Makedde
The Salvation Army never got a cent from me before, and I am even more determined to ensure they don't get so much as one red penny from me.
Their U.S. counterparts have gotten more than a few cents from me, plus monthly donations of goods. As charities go, I had thought them one of the better ones. Very sad to hear this of them.
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