The Presbyterian Church in America is voting to leave the National Evangelical Union because they say the organization supports "Political Compromise on Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity and Religious Freedom," says Daniel Whyte III details about the National Evangelical Association, I have repeatedly warned you that the "Sweet Evangelicals" - not all Evangelicals - but in general, along with many other churches influenced by the National Evangelical Association, participated in conciliation and consultation with the government to ratify the aversion to homosexuality, homosexual marriage, and the homosexual agenda to government and the nation, and even to churches to sell Jesus, the church, and the Bible under the river. You see, the reason they led me to be harsh with the "Sweet Evangelicals" and the National Evangelical Union is because they are considered the intellect among the Christians of our time. They are considered the most educated, graduating from the best seminars or cemeteries in the country. I call them Pharisees and Sadducees of our day. And I call them porters. The truth is that, although the Evangelicals and especially the National Evangelical Union may have only 39 doctrines, they affect all of Christianity because they write the most books and distribute the most books because they own the pipeline. So, in most cases, when you go to a Christian bookstore to buy a book, or listen to Christian radio, you are influenced by the "Sweet Evangelicals" and you do not even know it. Now, do not misunderstand me, there are some good Evangelicals who believe in the Word of God and who defend the Word of God, but there are some who are false prophets and false pastors and teachers who have been corrupted by pride, popularity, prestige and pocket money. Thank God, even the Presbyterians can see through their collusion and hypocrisy. Now is the time for the other 39 doctrines of the National Evangelical Union to abandon it and close it. Moreover, as I said two years ago, we must stop calling ourselves "Evangelists" and call ourselves "CHRISTIANS" as they were called in Antioch about 2,000 years ago. "And when she found him, she brought him to Antioch. And they met together a whole year in the church, and taught much people. And the disciples were called Christians first in Antioch ”(Acts 11: 6).

People attend the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in America, June 23, 2022, in Birmingham, Alabama. Video screen capture

(RNS) – Commissioners for the Presbyterian Church in America approved a motion to leave the National Evangelical Union on Wednesday (June 22nd) at the PCA General Assembly in Birmingham, Alabama.

This is the third time in the last decade that the theologically conservative Presbyterian doctrine is considering a move to leave the union, an umbrella organization of 40 evangelical Christian denominations.

The decision comes at a time when the NAE is being led by a pastor at a PCA church. Walter Kim, who took over the association in 2020, is a teacher at Trinity Presbyterian Church in Charlottesville, Virginia.

The National Evangelical Union does not comment on religious decisions, a spokesman for the Religion News Service said.

The bill in question, according to a proposal submitted by the Pee Dee Presbytery in South Carolina and approved by a majority of 1,059 to 681, is the NAE advocacy project.

The NAE “often gets involved in civil matters,” according to the queue. Notes a 2011 statement by the association aimed at sparking a debate on how climate change is affecting vulnerable populations, the agency’s previous efforts to support immigration reform and the 2015 death penalty, which had argued in the past.

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The overture specifically names the Act of Justice for All drafted by the National Evangelical Union and the Council of Christian Colleges and Universities. The law requires federally recognized protections for sexual orientation and gender identity alongside strong religious exceptions.

“Defending a political compromise on sexual orientation, gender identity and religious freedom” goes beyond the Westminster Confession of Faith, according to the forecast. The confession, written in 1600 for the Church of England and later adopted by the Presbyterian Church in America, states that “synods and councils should not handle or conclude anything but what is ecclesiastical. and should not be confused with civil matters concerning the commonwealth. “

The overture also states, “Many prominent conservative and evangelical thinkers and leaders have denounced this compromise as a non-guide to ‘justice’ for all those who support the biblical teaching on sexuality and marriage, but rather seek to guarantee certain religious freedom. organizations and institutions, while potentially undermining the pre-political religious freedoms of all Americans codified in the 1st Amendment to the US Constitution. “

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Commissioners speaking out in favor of leaving the National Evangelical Union said they were unsure of the benefits of the doctrine from joining the organization. They argued that the dogma does not need the association to speak for its members when the General Assembly is the voice of the dogma.

Roy Taylor, a former registered employee of the Presbyterian Church in the United States, told the General Assembly that he planned to protest against her decision to leave the NAE.

Taylor argued that the doctrine would remain part of the union, urging Commissioners to show the same unity as George Whitefield and John Wesley, two prominent Church ministers in England during the Great Awakening. While the two had different beliefs on certain theological issues, he said, Whitefield considered Wesley “a brother in Christ” and set out in his will that Wesley be preached at his funeral.

“I’m a George Whitefield Calvinist. “I hope you do too,” Taylor said.

Source: Religion News Service