The lesbian chaplain at the church of Texas Democrat James Talarico doesn’t believe that Jesus Christ died for the sins of humanity. In fact, she’s not even sure Jesus ever existed.
Why do these people even identify as Christians?
Every time a report surfaces about this supposedly Christian church, it’s because they believe something or have said something that flies in the face of the very foundational beliefs of Christians.
Breitbart News reports:
The Rev. Babs Miller, a lesbian chaplain at Democrat Senate candidate James Talarico’s church, says that Jesus did not die for the sins of humanity – and is not sure whether God’s Son even really existed in the first place.
Miller is listed as an “out” lesbian chaplain at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, who came out of retirement to serve the church again in 2022 because she “missed the fun of doing ministry here, and I missed all the people.”
In an unearthed video, Miller stunningly reveals that she does not believe some of the bedrock foundations of the Gospel at all. She openly doubted Jesus’s entire existence, dismissed the virgin birth as nothing more than a wild idea rooted in paganism, and concluded that even if Jesus did exist, He certainly “didn’t die” for the sins of humanity.
“Part of what we encourage here is for people to think for themselves,” she said in what appears to be an undercover video featuring an individual asking if “we” really believe in Jesus’s virgin birth.
“It’s kind of like what they say in 12-step programs: Take what you want and leave the rest,” she said. “And I know that would greatly offend your relatives who want to hang on to these archaic rules. Mary and the virgin birth comes out of the pagan belief that the gods came down and impregnated people that people were still hanging on to during that time.”
It’s like these people are just playing at being Christians.
Why do they even bother if they don’t believe the most important parts of the faith?
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