#Religion: Corrupting Christian Liturgy With The Fantabulosa Fairy

Westcott House, an Anglican college of theology in Cambridge England, recently came under fire for allowing gay slang or Polari to be used in a liturgical service.

Forced to apologize after the outcry, the college was conducting a "liturgical experiment" to honor LGTB history month by "queering the liturgy of evening prayer, locating the queer within the compass of faith, and recovering for the Christian tradition a sense of its own intrinsically subversive jouissance," according to a printed pamphlet. www.prophecynewswatch.com

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