Ted Cruz's dad: 'Devil overplayed hand' with same-sex marriage 'What we saw in Kentucky with Kim Davis is tyranny'

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Ted Cruz's dad: 'Devil overplayed hand' with same-sex marriage
'What we saw in Kentucky with Kim Davis is tyranny'
Published: 37 mins ago
author-image Cheryl Chumley 
 
 

Gay marriage will ignite Christians to action, predicted Rafael Cruz.

Rafael Cruz, a pastor who’s also the father of Sen. Ted Cruz, Republican presidential hopeful, said during a rally outside the Tennessee Capitol the “devil” has gone to far with same-sex marriage, and Christians are now likely to rouse themselves and fight.

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“The devil overplayed his hand” the elder Cruz said, referring to the recent U.S. Supreme Court decision on “gay” marriage, the Associated Press reported.

And now, Christians are likely to band together and battle for a legal return to traditional marriage, he said.

“We’ve been silent too long,” he said, AP reported. “Religious persecution ends in January 2017.”

Cruz made the remarks during a rally of support for Kim Davis, the Kentucky clerk who spent five days in jail after refusing a judge’s order to issue wedding certificates to gay couples.

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“What we saw in Kentucky with Kim Davis is tyranny,” Cruz said.

Dozens of Tennessee legislators were at this same event, with some promising to introduce a bill to defend the state Constitution’s definition of marriage as between a man and woman.

Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2015/09/ted-cruzs-dad-devil-overplayed-hand-with-same-sex-marriage/#peUofqPbzsI6ZoVY.99

[Bigun]

He's VERY right!

[Godzilla]

He's wrong on this.

And I'd wager a beer that after the upcoming election, it won't be much of an issue.  Until the election; however, it will be used as a wedge issue.

[libertybele]

He's wrong on this.

And I'd wager a beer that after the upcoming election, it won't be much of an issue.  Until the election; however, it will be used as a wedge issue.

??? Won't be an issue?  So all of a sudden Christians are going to give up their religious beliefs and protections under the First Amendment?  I don't think so.  This is a battle that's just begun.

[Godzilla]

??? Won't be an issue?  So all of a sudden Christians are going to give up their religious beliefs and protections under the First Amendment?  I don't think so.  This is a battle that's just begun.

You should keep a thread documenting what beliefs you have been forced, by the hand of government, to abandon.  It would be a very good record to prove the matter.

[truth_seeker]

Conservatives and Republicans need to learn about Trump's position on this issue, so they can conform themselves with their likely nominee.

[Right_in_Virginia]

Conservatives and Republicans need to learn about Trump's position on this issue, so they can conform themselves with their likely nominee.