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Don't be deceived, this church is a "face" church, and provides a mask of sensibility and veneer of respectability for the Christian faith.
In reality, they're fleecing their parishioners just like every other, and making a bloody fortune on it. They should at least be forced to pay taxes like the rest of us.
If you want to see their true face, look at what they are doing in Uganda, for just one example.
You can agree with their position without approving of the organization. Not everything needs to be a purity test.
Can you point out or link for us what specifically PCUSA (and not some other conservative denomination) is doing that is bad in Uganda?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Presbyterian_Church_in_Uganda
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lord's_Resistance_Army
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-Homosexuality_Act,_2023
You can start here. I stopped investigating once I saw video of "witches" being burned alive. I won't provide a link to that.
That’s not PCUSA doing that? They’re not even in the same organization with each other. PCUSA is a part of the World Communion of Reformed Fellowships while that Uganda church you linked is with churches more like PCA in the competing far more conservative World Reformed Fellowship.
edit: for the other links, the Lord’s Resistance Army seems to be some religious mishmash that doesn’t even seem to be affiliated with any established denomination, like they’re not even claiming to be any kind of Presbyterian conservative or otherwise? And on the anti-Homosexuality Act that is opposed by PCUSA on their own website.
https://pcusa.org/sites/default/files/TheGlobalCrisisforPeopleWhoAreLGBTandTheirFamilies.pdf
https://pcusa.org/news-storytelling/news/2021/6/17/refugee-and-lgbtqia-lives-intersect-every-day
Provides links to completely different denominations.
PCA is the Presbyterian denomination associated with the Ugandan Presbyterian Church via the World Reformed Fellowship. PCUSA is apart of the the World Communion of Reformed Churches. As with all religions in the US, all that matters is if they are Evangelical or Liberal.
Was that even real, though? No link = no evidence...
I responded with links, where are yours? I guess you have no evidence. I've added a couple more, enjoy
Okay, I see them, thanks. As for my end, evidence is put forth for claims, not for the absence of a claim... What you're doing is trying to call out someone for having no evidence against Russell's teapot; how silly is that?