Deep in the Heart of Texas, two lesbian ministers (Ceil and Han), after being rejected by the Evangelical Organization, devise and execute an unprecedented sociological experiment.

Their mission: Go undercover as heterosexual ministers (CL and Cammy Morrison), and attempt to gain acceptance and respect in the same Organization. With great determination and courage, they overcome many challenges to successfully infiltrate this hostile Organization, and their investigation would unravel a hornet's nest of greed, religious persecution, indoctrination of children, and partisan politics in the pulpit.

"Faith of the Abomination"... A frightening journey with no scripts, no retakes, no safety net.

Evangelical Agenda Exposed by Lesbians Undercover

Hatred for homosexuals, indoctrination of children, and partisan politics in the pulpit - all part of the hornet's nest we stumbled upon in our experiment / investigation conducted at an Evangelical church in Austin, Texas.

Prior to embarking on this project, we assumed that the hate rhetoric coming from America's pulpits was a manifestation of self-righteous religion; the truth points to something much deeper... unrelenting GREED!

Our successful infiltration of this Evangelical Organization proves that lesbians and gays are NOT the ABOMINATIONS these preachers make us out to be. If all those teachings are true, why did their God not see fit to reveal to this Pastor that he was being punk'd by two lesbians right inside his church, as he was proudly parading us before the congregation?

The now completed documentary, Faith of the Abomination, clearly illuminates how the Pastor and his cronies, under "God's authority", use divisive social issues such as homosexuality and gay marriage, to rally their people into giving money to fight these "unrighteous agendas". The same hateful rhetoric is also used to scare parents into sending their kids to the churches' Institutions of Indoctrination, and to form powerful coalitions with politicians and other leaders who are just as greedy and corrupt.

Meanwhile, thousands of families are torn apart, hundreds of thousands of people leaving their faiths, and many more left hopeless to the point of taking their own lives... as these "high priests" stockpile the offerings, on top of our tax subsidies, to build their own massive, multi-million dollar empires.

Below is a clip from the documentary, highlighting the coalition between the Politician and the Preacher.

Exclusive Faith of the Abomination Documentary screening and discussion available to all interested organizations upon request.

Mega Preacher Punk'd

In the last few months, we've received so much feedback from the public about our social experiment project / documentary film. We started noticing a pattern of the word "punk'd" being used to describe our experiment. We thought it would be fun to apply that word to the title of this blog entry.

Here's a sneak peek of "Faith of the Abomination". Stay tuned... the best is yet to come.

Enjoy and Happy Holidays!

Pulpit Persecution

persecute vt. to afflict constantly as to injure or distress, as for reasons of religion, race, etc. persecution n.

In doing research for our social experiment project at Victory Christian Center Austin, we discovered an uncanny parallel between persecuted Christians and the lesbian, gay, bi and transgendered community; we have all suffered persecution because of bad religion.

Having been raised in the Christian faith ourselves, and having reconciled the afflictions of our religious upbringing with our sexual orientation, Ceil and I shuddered at the idea of voluntarily throwing ourselves back into the CLOSET, for the sake of finding answers through this experiment. For too long, our people have suffered in silence, persecuted from the pulpits, while asked by their church leaders to give money for people elsewhere in the world to live the way God intended - freely.

With great zeal, Evangelical church leaders encourage their congregations to support missionaries with their offerings. In fact, they are staunch supporters of the Bush doctrine of spreading democracy and religious freedom around the world at whatever the cost.

The sad irony is these Evangelical leaders fail to see that they themselves perpetrate the very same religious persecution and intolerance toward people who are not like them. Hundreds of thousands of our LGBT people have lost their families, their churches, and their lives because of religious persecution and condemnation. This is completely contrary to their "pro-life" doctrine, and like the horrendous act of throwing salt on an open wound, these intolerant and hate-filled institutions are rewarded by our government with tax exempt status... go figure!

A Deal with the Devil

In our covert investigation conducted at Victory Christian Center (VCC) in Austin, TX, we collected mounting evidence of how the Republican political strategy is employed from the Bush/Rove White House on down to their base of conservative Evangelical churches.

David Barton, Vice-chairman of the Texas GOP and founder of an organization called Wallbuilders, was invited to be the guest speaker at both of VCC's Sunday morning worship services on August 20, 2006. According to Pastor Lee Boss' introduction of David Barton to the congregation, he's "been used by God to touch more elected officials in this nation over any other organization." Armed with old-time bibles, a swanky PowerPoint presentation, and much jibber-jabber, Barton mobilizes the Evangelical Christians to the polls by replacing the word "voting" with "stewardship". He concludes by telling us that Republican political candidates are the obvious choice in our stewardship if we are concerned with biblical issues.

Karl Rove understands the conservative Evangelical voices are a powerful and very well organized tax exempt, money making machine for the Republican party. As long as these Evangelical church leaders have an insatiable appetite for power and influence, Rove will continue to use them to succeed on his mission of establishing a permanent Republican majority. Watch how all the Republican Presidential candidates are scrambling in a tizzy to court the Evangelical / Religious Right vote. It's funny to see the conservatives salivating at the bit, waiting for the next self-righteous politician with the right outside package that they can rally behind. Ever notice how the GOP have to beat up on a minority group of people in order to rally their base? How Christian or Christ-like is that?