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Can this nation endure or survive its ever growing dance with wholesale immorality while not one nation in history has been able to do it? There is little doubt that we cannot and while few are willing to listen, here is a shining example of one brave man who says we must.

Archbishop Peter J. Akinola leader of Nigeria’s conservative Anglican Church has taken a proactive stand against the proliferation of the gay lifestyle that rivals that of any in the USA. He is openly and vociferously opposed to same-sex unions and acceptance of homosexuality in general. As head of 21 churches in Nigeria he is emerging as the only hope of swaying the larger body of some 77 million Anglicans worldwide to return to their original biblically based position against homosexuality.

He has stepped out against the gay agenda even in America much to the chagrin of his churches primates and leaders. In the USA he has appealed to Anglicans by forming a sort of missionary arm of his conservative movement called The Convocation of Anglicans in North America.

It may be said that for the first time in American history our immorality and general lifestyle has

ample of one brave man who says we must.

Archbishop Peter J. Akinola leader of Nigeria’s conservative Anglican Church has taken a proactive stand against the proliferation of the gay lifestyle that rivals that of any in the USA. He is openly and vociferously opposed to same-sex unions and acceptance of homosexuality in general. As head of 21 churches in Nigeria he is emerging as the only hope of swaying the larger body of some 77 million Anglicans worldwide to return to their original biblically based position against homosexuality.

He has stepped out against the gay agenda even in America much to the chagrin of his churches primates and leaders. In the USA he has appealed to Anglicans by forming a sort of missionary arm of his conservative movement called The Convocation of Anglicans in North America.

It may be said that for the first time in American history our immorality and general lifestyle has

. He is openly and vociferously opposed to same-sex unions and acceptance of homosexuality in general. As head of 21 churches in Nigeria he is emerging as the only hope of swaying the larger body of some 77 million Anglicans worldwide to return to their original biblically based position against homosexuality.

He has stepped out against the gay agenda even in America much to the chagrin of his churches primates and leaders. In the USA he has appealed to Anglicans by forming a sort of missionary arm of his conservative movement called The Convocation of Anglicans in North America.

It may be said that for the first time in American history our immorality and general lifestyle has

de to return to their original biblically based position against homosexuality.

He has stepped out against the gay agenda even in America much to the chagrin of his churches primates and leaders. In the USA he has appealed to Anglicans by forming a sort of missionary arm of his conservative movement called The Convocation of Anglicans in North America.

It may be said that for the first time in American history our immorality and general lifestyle has

nglicans by forming a sort of missionary arm of his conservative movement called The Convocation of Anglicans in North America.

It may be said that for the first time in American history our immorality and general lifestyle has caused enough concern in foreign nations to send missionaries to help us. Perhaps he is right, and Americans and the church at large can only leave this scathing indictment un-noticed at their own peril.

Jesus said “I thank thee, O Father, Lord of heaven and earth, that thou hast hid these things from the wise and prudent, and hast revealed them unto babes: even so, Father; for so it seemed good in thy sight.” Luke 10:21 Bishop Akinola’s argument against accepting homosexuality sounds like something a child might say. But in the end it reflects a wisdom that cannot be refuted and if nothing else it appeals to the common sense of every man who has a little bit of conscience left.

The New York Times quotes Bishop Akinola on December 25, 2006 as saying, “Why didn’t God make a lion to be man’s companion…Why didn’t he make a tree to be mans companion? Or better still, why didn’t he make another man to be man’s