Jonathan Shelley, a preacher of the Stedfast Baptist Church in Watauga, Texas made headlines for his extreme LGBTQ+ views once again, this time after he compared gay sex to "Indian food" in a bonkers sermon.
Shelley made the outrageous claim gay men are “causing themselves all kinds of problems" like allowing their intestines to "just fall out because of the actions that they do.”
Then, as if to prove his own point to himself, Shelley said he would rather "eat Indian food and ranch dressing" every single day rather than have gay sex.
You can hear what he said in the video below.
\u201cIn a sermon now removed from YouTube, Christian hate-preacher Jonathan Shelley asked "Why is someone a homosexual?"\n\nHis\u00a0response was a litany of bigotry and lies, including the statement that "their intestines will sometimes just fall out because of the actions that they do."\u201d— Hemant Mehta (@Hemant Mehta) 1666133747
Referring to gay sex, Shelley said:
“Pastor Shelley, you’re gonna have to eat Indian food and ranch dressing every day of your life, or do that one time?"
“It’s like, bring on the Indian food."
"What if you, Pastor Shelley, what if you had to eat Indian food and ranch and then vomit it up and then eat it again, or do that one time?"
"It’s like, bring on the vomit.”
Shelley went on to claim men become gay because of actions like "hating God" and “reproducing” through “child molestation” and “preying on children.” He said it would be "impossible" for him to be gay because he's already been "saved."
His remarks were harshly condemned since footage of his sermon went viral.
\u201cTell us you understand nothing about human sexuality and are a horrible person without telling us you understand nothing about human sexuality and are a horrible person.\u201d— HereticallyModified\ud83c\udf35 (@HereticallyModified\ud83c\udf35) 1666134131
\u201cReligion is a mind virus that leads to horrific attitudes towards fellow human beings who only crime is something they do in their bedroom which has zero to do with you!\u201d— TheSpiritDetective1 (@TheSpiritDetective1) 1666134660
\u201cThis is one messed up guy\u201d— Chris Pfeifer (@Chris Pfeifer) 1666135415
\u201c@hemantmehta I will personally pay for Jonathan Shelly to take a biology class.\u201d— Hemant Mehta (@Hemant Mehta) 1666133747
\u201c@hemantmehta He is insane.\u201d— Hemant Mehta (@Hemant Mehta) 1666133747
\u201c@hemantmehta Does he have personal experience of intestines falling out?\u201d— Hemant Mehta (@Hemant Mehta) 1666133747
\u201c@hemantmehta I'm from the UK, and this guy would be arrested many times for these sermons if it was over here. Incredible\u201d— Hemant Mehta (@Hemant Mehta) 1666133747
\u201c@hemantmehta I just want the camera to pan around to an empty room\u201d— Hemant Mehta (@Hemant Mehta) 1666133747
\u201c@hemantmehta This guy is in Narnia battling the White Witch for Turkish Delight obviously.\u201d— Hemant Mehta (@Hemant Mehta) 1666133747
Shelley made headlines earlier this year after he declared LGBTQ+ people should be executed because "God has already ruled that murder, adultery, witchcraft, rape, bestiality and homosexuality are crimes worthy of capital punishment.”
Shelley—whose views led to him being condemned by anti-hate groups like the Southern Poverty Law Center—is also a proud misogynist.
Over the summer, he said women should not be allowed to hold political office.
He went even further, saying he wouldn't vote for Christian nationalist Georgia Republican Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene—a darling of the far-right who has used her own platform to promote conspiracy theories and hateful rhetoric—because she's a woman.
Shelley said it's "sick how many men today let women just run our country because they’re too cowardly to stand up to silly women," adding men should demand they "get back in the kitchen" and make sandwiches.
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