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VFTB Live: David Arthur - Life After Homosexuality and Transgenderism

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If people are “born that way,” why (and how) do some people change?

David Arthur of I Belong Amen Ministries describes his journey as a former homosexual and transgender person, and explains why these lifestyles are mutable and, yes, curable. Guest links: www.ibelongamen.com and www.AlphabetManLive.com.

Also: Obamacare ruled unconstitutional; Democrats in House want to declare abortion a human right; scholar who declared God dead joins his Maker in the afterlife; and messianic Rabbi Zev Porat (www.messiahofisraelministries.org) tells us what happened at the Sanhedrin ceremony to consecrate the altar for the Third Temple.
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