Back in June, a Houston pastor wrote a letter to help parents explain to their kids the Christian view of all the “Pride Month” propaganda that’s being shoved in their faces from every direction. And in this month celebrating “tolerance and diversity,” that letter was censored from Google searches and removed from Internet platforms. Maybe they’ll let it run during Religious Freedom Month. Oh wait, there isn’t one of those.

Google branded the letter “hate speech,” even though the pastor specifically explained that Christians “don’t hate people who want bad things. We would be exactly the same if it weren’t for Jesus. We love people who don’t know Jesus, we pray for them, we want to help them, we want to tell them about Jesus. And when they believe, we accept them and love them and help them to learn to walk with Jesus, just like we’re doing.”

As the pastor points out, if Google deems it “hate speech” to believe that homosexuality is a sin and to tell sinners that sin is deadly but Jesus can save them from it, then Google is saying that basic Biblical precepts of Christianity should be forbidden from the Internet. Fortunately, there are still outlets that respect both Christianity and free speech, like my website and PJ Media, where you will find more on this story plus the complete, uncensored, must-read text of the pastor’s letter at this link.

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