Mark Meckler #fundie joemygod.com
“We are way too tolerant as a people and a nation. There’s biblical precedent for that. They didn’t tolerate this kind of behavior in ancient Israel. They didn’t tolerate it in Jesus’s time. Jesus was very direct about this kind of stuff.
“We teach this incredibly nice, sanitized version, I would say an effeminized version, of Jesus. This is a man who made a cat o’ ‘nine tails and went in to kick the tables over and screamed at people and called them vipers for sinning, for doing terrible things against the law of God.”
“We don’t do that as a nation anymore. Instead what we do is like, ‘Oh, if the Boy Scouts are going gay, that’s their problem. Maybe I’ll pull my kids out, but I’m worried about pulling my kids out because maybe people will think I’m intolerant.’ No, we need to be a lot more intolerant.
“If you look at the history of the United States of America and you look at the founding of this country—I’m not suggesting we should do this—but back at the founding of this country before we were a nation, most states, colonies back then, had laws that required you to be in church on Sunday.
“They were not tolerant of non-believers. And so this idea that we should just accept everybody and everything, that’s a modern idea, it comes from Satan and it is destroying our country.”