86 House Members Sign Letter Urging Senate to Pass Amendment Banning Homosexual Marriage in Military Facilities

Tell us, what would this world be if there was no one to stand up for what is righteous in the eyes of God?   The Devil has his children who speak out to make wrong, right and God has never approved of such behavior.   Saints of God, it is time to rise up and allow God to use us to oppose evil.   Let us congratulate our sisters and brothers in the Lord, all 86 members of the House of Representatives who are prohibiting same-sex marriages in the military facilities.  We also look forward to these 86 true Christians standing up against same sex marriage, overall.   This nation needs 86 times 86 billion people to oppose this demonic force that has not only destroyed marriages between men and women, but also the innocence of children.    


As a born again Christian, if you do not stand up for God, then you are bound by the laws invented by Satan and his demons and do not think for one moment your children will be sheltered from the demon of homosexuality.   Do not think, your husband or wife will avoid falling for same sex attraction.   This is why we cannot be afraid to oppose what we know God does not approve of.   We must be courageous and stand together to rebuild America into righteousness and making this country a holy example for other nations to follow.   Let us join these 86 House of Representatives to see what we can do to protect God's sanction of marriage between man and woman, only.

Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.) joined 86 members of the House of Representatives in signing a letter urging the Senate to pass an amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act prohibiting same-sex marriages in military facilities.

"This clear and deliberate violation of established U.S. law sets a dangerous precedent," the letter states. "[The Defense of Marriage Act] makes it clear that for purposes of the federal government, marriage is defined as between one man and one woman. The use of federal property or federal employees to perform anything but opposite-sex ceremonies is a clear contravention of the law."

Following the repeal of Don't Ask, Don't Tell, the Department of Defense said it would allow military chaplains to marry gay couples on a "sexual orientation-neutral basis." However, many conservative chaplains and members of Congress were upset at the wording of the memo.

Rep. Todd Akin (R-Mo.) is the author of the letter and said in a statement...Read full article here.


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