As if we needed any further evidence that the minds of Christians are not all that they should be, the shenagins in the Christian segment of the Christian segment of the Singapore population once again demonstrated that each time they fart, they blow some of their brains away, and sadly they fart so much that there's not much brain left.
I guess most people have heard that Time Cook (boss of Apple) publically stated this week that he was gay and proud of it. In most of the western world, it barely caused a ripple, but not so in Singapore where Christians are always lobbying the government against sin.
But, Tim Cook as a gay man provoked the ire of the Singaporean Church leadership.
I have not heard of anyone claiming that using an Apple iphone would make you gay, but prominent church leader Lawrence Khong, commissioned as an apostle by Dr. Peter Wagner, of the International Coalition of Apostles, in 2000 immediately stopped using his iPhone and even denounced technology altogether.
A major crisis broke out among Christian, anti-gay groups who continually lobby the government NOT to de-criminalise homosexuality. Members of these Christian anti-gay groups realised that they had been unknowingly financing the gay lifestyle of Apple’s CEO when they bought an Apple product. Some 70 percent of smartphone users in Singapore uses an Apple iPhone.
Yeshu Aini, a young Christian man, said: “My entire life is in disarray. I have all along been an Apple fan and bought the iPhone 5 and 6 that were developed under Tim Cook’s charge. Therefore, I have been directly contributing to sin by financing it and this has allowed homosexuality to thrive.” “No wonder this latest 5.5-inch iPhone 6 feels so good in my hands. It is because this is the average length of the male anatomy.”
Local Singaporean Christians don't know what to do next, there is anxiety that all the popular alternative products to iphone, etc may be made by companies with gay CEO's. No wonder Lawrence Khong condemned mobile phone technology and is pondering lobbying the government to close down the local telco, Singtel, and go back to divinely approved NT system of sending a letter by camel.