“I request sections of the Clergy campaigning against homosexuality to exercise restraint,” Inspector General Kale Kayihura writes.
“In this tense context, the US Episcopal Church, which we serve in Egypt under, asked us to leave for a short time until the situation calms down. They have been most helpful, encouraging and supportive during this whole trauma. There is considerable concern that the situation is increasingly unstable.”
Here’s a young man who was obviously raised by loving parents that encouraged him to take pride in himself and in his family. No different from most families struggling to make it day by day.
Today’s students are idealistic-yet-realistic, pioneering, culturally aware, spiritual-but-not-religious, no-nonsense theologians.
The chains that bind us from claiming the abundant life that God has made known in Jesus are inside our souls and are self-imposed. Because we will not accept who we are, will not serve and enjoy our Maker as the person he has created us to be, we choose captivity over freedom.