Harry Jackson

Televangelist and Trump “spiritual adviser” Paula White is putting together a “who’s who” of anti-LGBTQ activists.

The film is a veritable who’s who of anti-LGBTQ pastors, politicians and pundits. Here’s a rundown of each one’s anti-LGBTQ histories.

“We can’t have social justice, we need biblical justice,” he claimed. “It matters that Black Lives Matter has, at the head, a few lesbians who are against the patriarchal society.”

The pastor said marriage equality is “a Satanic plot to destroy our seed.” But Trump called him “highly respected.”

White evangelicals’ favorite conservative black preacher never seems to tire of losing or being wrong.

One of them leads a Bible study for Trump’s cabinet and members of Congress. He says God doesn’t hear the prayers of Jews.

The presumptive GOP nominee will be courting some of the most radical anti-LGBTQ religious leaders in America.

BALTIMORE — A California pastor referred to gays as as “predators” during an event against same-sex marriage at a local black church on Sunday.

James Robison makes the case for keeping the definition of marriage as between one man and one woman by saying that remaining silent on this issue “would be like stepping back when suddenly the public has decided to allow pedophiles to play in the public parks…

Trying to boost his campaign to generate a voter rebellion against Democrats over the issue of marriage equality, Harry Jackson wrote in his column today that legalizing same-sex marriage would harm children.