Biggest Gay Lie of 2014? Apple CEO Tim Cook Calls His Homosexuality a Gift from God

Pray that Cook will repent and turn from proud homosexualism

Attacking the Character of God to Rationalize My Sin: Last year Apple Inc CEO Tim Cook said he was “proud to be gay, and I consider being gay among the greatest gifts God has given me.” AFTAH calls Cook’s insidious claim the “Biggest ‘Gay’ Lie of 2014.” See the OneNewsNow story HERE and AFTAH’s previous story on Cook HERE.

Folks, one of the odd things about the Homosexual and Transgender movements is that their “conservative” or “religious” branches are as revolutionary and subversive as those campy drag queens prancing down the streets of big cities every June celebrating “Pride.” Last year, Apple CEO Tim Cook called his newly-declared homosexuality “among the greatest gifts God has given me.”  Yet the same Creator reveals in the Bible–whose authority deserves a lot more respect than Mr. Cook’s feelings–that homosexual behavior is an “abomination” (detestable). [See previous AFTAH story, “Absolute Truth vs. LGBTQ ‘My Truths’: Apple CEO Tim Cook’s Outrageous ‘Gay’ Claim and the Culture War.]

God cannot hate the sin of same-sex erotic behavior, and love homosexuality at the same time. And so AFTAH finds Tim Cook’s wildly contradictory and blasphemous assertion of a “God-given gayness gift” to be the Biggest “Gay” Lie of 2014. Below is a reprint of a story in AFA’s “One News Now”. Please pray for Tim Cook’s salvation–that he will believe in Christ and repent of (turn away from) his politically-correct sin of proud homosexualism. — Peter LaBarbera, AFTAH

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Reprinted from OneNewsNow [click HERE to subscribe to ONN’s “Daily Newsbrief” emails]

Homosexuality is a gift from God? What a lie

By Charlie Butts (OneNewsNow.com), December 31, 2014

The CEO of Apple may have offended God in the way he described his homosexual lifestyle, says one pro-family activist.

After coming out this fall in a commentary in Businessweek, CEO Tim Cook said he was “proud to be gay” and said he considered his homosexuality “among the greatest gifts God has given me.”

Pointing to that statement, Peter LaBarbera of Americans for Truth About Homosexuality calls it “beyond blasphemy” to claim something that God declared a sin and an abomination is a “gift” from Him instead.

LaBarbera said his organization has declared Cook’s suggestion the “biggest gay lie” of the year.

Cook has taken a page out of the playbook of homosexual activists, LaBarbera alleges, specifically from homosexual activists who use theology to rationalize their sin.

LaBarbera, Peter”But in doing so they’re attacking and assailing the character of God Himself,” says LaBarbera.

There is also the issue of Cook’s claiming knowledge of God and the Bible, since many homosexuals are also atheists who would mock a straight person who made religious claims about normal sexuality.

Even though Cook claimed he was “proud” of his homosexuality, The Washington Post noted that he “never explicitly addressed his sexual orientation,” even when he was asked about it by reporters.

LaBarbera suggests it’s bad enough that Cook, the CEO of a successful corporation, came out as homosexual. But now he has made matters worse for himself by directly challenging God and the Bible, he says.

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