Gene Robinson's Prayer Kicks off Inaugural Events

From Christianity Today magazine - Gene Robinson gives the invocation at the "We Are One" concert, which kicked off inaugural ceremonies. Video shot by Sarah Pulliam for Christianity Today magazine. Posted at http://blog.christianitytoday.com/ctpolitics/

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[traslaverdad1]

Thank God for Gene Robinson

[priceandpride]

blessed are we

[GanEdenAustralia]

A SODOMITE!! What next, a martian?

[thegreatace]

honestly i don't know who he was praying to, it sounded more like a lecture to me. he wasn't praying to anyone. it was quite blasphomous.

if he was praying to God (which is assumed) he offended him greatly to serve man (you) rather then God.

[thegreatace]

this is so watered down, i dont even know who he is praying to. o god of our many understandings? if he was trying to pray to the Christian God, he truly did offend his own maker so that people would accept him. what kind of coward is he. does he serve God or man? for you can only have one master.

[Tristonaz]

@opinion56

While there is certainly no concrete proof of a "Gay gene", it's a bit of a misconception to think that nature "intended" anything with regards to our sex life.

Moreover, I don't think enjoying an orgasm with another consenting adult can be considered perverted,unless you're a bigot.

[youdantube13]

This video needs to be preserved in all of our computers to remind us of Obama's first half-kept promise to Gays and Lesbians.

We need to watch this man that we elected more closely than the Republicans he already might be cowering to.

[tumordoctor]

How did males and females "evolve"?

This ought to be good.

[H0VEN]

I didn't understand how/why they had 2 prayers at this today and yet we are not allowed to say "one nation under god" for the Pledge of Allegiance in schools and the 10 commandments were removed from court buildings. How is this separation of church and state? It was nice to see it , but i'm confused about that part.

[docseuss1]

Unless you're Catholic, marriage is not a religious sacrement. When was the last time you were in church?