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Nothing says Sunday morning like poking fun at hypocritical and closeted Evangelical pastors. Indeed, in the first video you have Pastor Haggard stating that the debate of homosexuality is essentially a fruitless one as it clearly states in the Bible that homosexuality is wrong (oh how people pick and choose how to interpret scripture). Towards the end of the video, you hear Haggard say in jest, "I think I know what you did last night."
Ironically enough, from the second video, it turns out we now all have a good idea of how Pastor Haggard likes to spend his nights.
Still, Haggard claims to have purchased meth from a gay prostitute only to throw it away. Right. Haggard goes on to add that claims from said prostitute/drug dealer are false. According to the good pastor, "I only went there for a massage." I'm sure it doesn't take much to guess which areas were massaged.
Haggard was listed as one of the Time Magazine's 25 Most Influential Evangelicals. Up until his abrupt dismissal, Haggard was President of the National Association of Evangelicals, which includes some 30 million followers.
And what contributed to the rise of Haggard and his church?
A lengthy profile in Harper's magazine recounts how he built the
Well I guess if you can't beat them...
After confirming some of his accuser’s accusations over drug use and inappropriate behavior, Haggard has since been fired. No worries, though, Teddy. I'm sure the people over at the gay bars are still there with open arms. If not them, I'm sure there are quite a few other pastors out there who can relate.
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