Akinola interview centers on homosexuality

The Sunday Tribune (Nigeria) interviewed Archbishop Peter Akinola "on how pro-homosexual Europeans are buying over weak churches in Africa to keep quiet, GAFCON and how God rescued one of his bishops from a lion." An excerpt:

Q: But there is this fear that richer churches from Europe and America will like to use money to buy poorer churches in Africa to back out of GAFCON?

AKINOLA: (Cuts in) They are already doing that. In America and England, they are using money to buy silence. They are using money to buy compromise. They have always done it and they are still doing it and they will not stop doing it.

Read it all.

Posted by John B. Chilton on December 6, 2008 10:30 PM | |
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