Southern Baptists officially move to homophobia

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Yes, racism is still thriving among Southern Baptists, but homophobia now reigns supreme as a rallying point

The Rev. Fred Luter wiped away tears Tuesday after thousands of Southern Baptists unanimously elected him the first African-American president of the nation's largest Protestant group.

Update: Right on cue.

Southern Baptists criticized President Obama's support of gay marriage and narrowly approved "Great Commission Baptists" as an optional name for the Southern Baptist Convention in closing sessions Wednesday.

The messengers (those attending who are authorized by their churches to vote) also declined to consider a resolution by the Rev. Dwight McKissic of Arlington pointing out what he called "racist terminology" in Mormon scripture.

Update 2:  Guess other people see what the Baptists are doing, too.

For over two decades, white Southern Baptists have been trying to make inroads to the African American community, particularly black urban community, to not only increase their dwindling membership but to also promulgate an aggressive anti-gay agenda.