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This audio is brought to you by Can Impress. you buy can impress. An open letter to the Vice President of the United States, Monday, August 26, 2019 by Douglas Wilson.

Mr Vice President, I am writing to you as one who has appreciated your work and is one who has been most grateful for your presence and influence in the administration.

Your impact has not gone unnoticed and we thank God for you.

I am extraordinarily mindful of what you did in appearing to speak at the ProLife March. I have thank God for you. We have prayed for you.

At the same time, there has also been obvious influence in the other direction, and so I wanted to take this opportunity to address you in my capacity as a minister of the Lord Jesus Christ.

I know that you are a believer and that you respect the authority of the Holy Scriptures.

I am appealing to those scriptures and come to you as a fellow servant of those

scriptures. I know in fact that we agree on this common ground. I saw that you recently defended the President's approach to

LGBT Q issues and his extension of President Obama's executive order on

LGBT rights. In the past you have said that you are a Christian first, a

conservative second, and a Republican third in that order. In the past you have

recognized that, quote,

societal collapse was always brought about

following an advent of the deterioration of marriage and family,

end quote.

But just recently in this interview with George Stephanopoulos, you said that you applauded the President's continued inclusion of the LGBT community in this way.

You further said that there is no room in a patriot's heart for prejudice.

This is problematic in many ways which I would like to take a moment to explain.

In the first place, as you well know, no responsible Christian leader advocates queer bashing.

But as you also know, the activists on the left have labored industriously to equate every

form of principled biblical opposition to sexual perversion with such hatred, bigotry, and prejudice.

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