NZ Pastor says Gay people cannot be Christians - CathNews New Zealand

NZ Pastor says Gay people cannot be Christians

Friday, May 2nd, 2014

Bill Anderson, a Baptist Pastor in Pahia, a small town in the north of New Zealand, believes that Gay people people cannot be Christians.

When asked why other churches accept Gay people, Mr Anderson said he did not know.

Commenting on modern society, he said: “You can’t even go to a movie without getting slammed; even Big Ears has turned out to be a homosexual”.

Anderson said many Gay people were “riddled with diseases” and that they needed to be “dealt with”.

He believes many Gay people will go to Hell.

Anderson is promoting a controversial technique for converting homosexuals into heterosexuals that has been widely discredited internationally.

At present there he has no one undertaking the course he is offering.

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