Post by Daniel on Jun 10, 2015 9:15:45 GMT -5
Graham: You promote sin, we're outta here
June 9, 2015
Chris Woodward, Jody Brown (OneNewsNow.com)
Franklin Graham is doing his part in calling on his fellow believers to stop doing business with companies that feature homosexual relationships in their commercials.
The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association has decided to close its accounts at Wells Fargo, following the bank's decision to feature a same-sex couple in a television ad. The one-minute commercial (see below) features a lesbian couple learning sign language in preparation for adopting a young girl who is deaf. At the end of the ad, one of the women – using sign language – tells the child: "We're going to be your new mommies."
"If I was a shareholder, I would be upset," Graham said Monday on American Family Radio. "But at the same time, as a Christian, I'm saying to myself: Why do I want to do business with these people? We don't have to do business with them. There are other banks that don't do this."
The evangelist made his comments on the program "Washington Watch."
"I want a bank to tell me what the interest rates are going to pay, what my service charges are," he continued. "I don't think they should be getting involved in these kinds of issues. They ought to stay focused on banking."
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www.onenewsnow.com/culture/2015/06/09/graham-you-promote-sin-were-outta-here
June 9, 2015
Chris Woodward, Jody Brown (OneNewsNow.com)
Franklin Graham is doing his part in calling on his fellow believers to stop doing business with companies that feature homosexual relationships in their commercials.
The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association has decided to close its accounts at Wells Fargo, following the bank's decision to feature a same-sex couple in a television ad. The one-minute commercial (see below) features a lesbian couple learning sign language in preparation for adopting a young girl who is deaf. At the end of the ad, one of the women – using sign language – tells the child: "We're going to be your new mommies."
"If I was a shareholder, I would be upset," Graham said Monday on American Family Radio. "But at the same time, as a Christian, I'm saying to myself: Why do I want to do business with these people? We don't have to do business with them. There are other banks that don't do this."
The evangelist made his comments on the program "Washington Watch."
"I want a bank to tell me what the interest rates are going to pay, what my service charges are," he continued. "I don't think they should be getting involved in these kinds of issues. They ought to stay focused on banking."
continue reading
www.onenewsnow.com/culture/2015/06/09/graham-you-promote-sin-were-outta-here
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