The NAE Supports LBGT Freedom For Self Preservation

The "Christian" Post reported:

In October, the NAE passed a motion called "Fairness For All" which asks Congress to consider laws that regard human beings as made in God's image and that sexual relations be reserved for the marriage of a man and a woman; that long-standing civil rights laws and First Amendment protections guaranteeing the free exercise of religion be supported; and that no one should be discriminated against, face harassment or violence because of their sex, sexual orientation, or gender identity.

“As Christian higher educators, we are increasingly persuaded that the most viable political strategy is for comprehensive religious freedom protections to be combined with explicit support for basic human rights for members of the LGBT community,” wrote Houghton College President Shirley Mullen, who serves on both the CCCU and NAE board, in a position paper provided to NAE board members....

Johnnie Moore, president of the KAIROS Company, a NAE board member who serves on President Donald Trump's evangelical advisory board, is supporting the motion "because it puts down markers in an important conversation," he told World.

There doesn't need to be a conversation. God has already spoken. Truth needs to be unapologetically and boldly proclaimed. A conversation denotes two sides equally sharing views. That is not the biblical way. Christians don't need to work through and try to figure out and have emotions toward homosexuality and transgenders issues. There is zero credibility (or common sense) on the side of LGBT. There's only one truth regarding this: it's all wrong. Done. Move on.

Also you can't hold to biblical and traditional marriage of one man to one woman AND hold to LBGT. Those two are diametrically opposed to each other. 

I have no doubt part of their issue is keeping federal funding coming in. But also, it shows that they want freedom for hedonism in order to keep their own freedom. That isn't biblical either. Besides that, Scripture promises persecution for those who side with Christ in walk and talk. What they're doing is fearing man and in  doing so, compromising absolute Truth. Their way is crooked, pragmatic, and wholly self serving. Certainly NOT Christ-serving. Pragmatism isn't HIS way when it comes to things pertaining to life and godliness. He has already spoken.