Massey gets it right

Sat., June 15, 2013

Thank you, Steve Massey, for your wonderful June 8 article on being both graceful and truthful in expressing your beliefs, as exemplified by the pastors who spoke out against the new Coeur d’Alene anti-discrimination ordinance.

To believe homosexuality is a sin goes against popular beliefs and trends. In voicing opposition to homosexuality, individuals are often labeled intolerant and unloving. That is untrue. We can and must be both gracious and truthful as society increasingly rejects God’s ways.

JoAnn Edmiston

Blanchard, Idaho

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