It took a long time to have time to sit and enter my part two due to a terrible cold virus that swept through my family this past week.  My daughter started with it, gave it to my wife and me, and now as the smoke clears and the antobiotics are almost all used up, I think we are doing better. 

Last week, while we were nursing our poor bodies with chicken noodle soup and soda crackers, a former NBA player came out of the closet.  John Amaechi, a Forward/Center, retired a few years ago, and last week came out in the open about his sexual orientation.  It was big news in the sports world in which I enjoy living.  I was in need of some rest on Sunday afternoon and flipped on the Heat/Spurs game expecting to see my boy Dwyane Wade's amazing atheleticism.  Instead, I watched the game and listened to commentators say nothing about it.  They had an agenda.  The game went on as they chatted for about 3 minutes about Amaechi's brave move.  One of the announcers said it is so good for the NBA and if people have a problem with it, they just need education.  Wow.  I guess I need to go back to school.  They compared this story with the Super Bowl.  Yes, two African American guys coached in the big game for the first time.  People cannot help being born black, white or asian any more than they can help being born homosexual.  That's just the way it is.  That's what they say anyway.  I beliee very strongly that every tongue and nation will worship the Lamb, Jesus Christ, for all of eternity.  I believe racism is a sin.  I also believe homosexuality is a sin.  Neither were intended by the Creator, the Almighty God.  God intended to create people of different skin color.  He also intended for a man and a woman to have romantic relationships.  Marriage in Gen. 2:24 as well as in the Song of Solomon is clearly to be exclusively between a man and a woman.  Romans 1 is a passage that clearly shows God's disdain for the act of homosexuality. 

I hope this clears things up Mr. Announcers on ABC.