Trans Lutheran pastor defends Nashville shooter and compares her to Jesus

The newly arrived Lutheran pastor at the Saint Marc church in South Dakota delivered a sermon defending the trans terrorist who murdered six people at a Christian school in Nashville last week.

The pastor compared her treatment by public opinion and the police to the crucifixion of Christ.

Micah Louwagie made the comparison after the Gospel reading about the crucifixion, taking the opportunity to make a case for disarmament:

“Instead of focusing on the ways this could have been avoided, such as gun control, a significant number of people turned their attention to the shooter’s identity,” lamented the pastor, who also made available defenses of the participation of trans athletes in women’s competitions.

This controversial issue has been generating debate.

In his sermon, Louwagie compared the trans terrorist who promoted the murders and Jesus Christ, accusing society of hating trans people.

“Those leaders were looking for any excuse, valid or otherwise, to crucify Jesus, and they found that reason…, or even worse, that the people they consider so threatening should die,” Louwagie commented.