JHarrison01
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I watched the HBO segment last night - he admits to still struggling with his sexuality. He compares it to alcoholism, but I think that is incorrect because it is not an addiction - it is part of who he is as a person - it's wired into his personality.
That's not to say the desires can not be suppressed, but it probably depends on how close he is to homosexual end of the spectrum.
One can not help but feel compassion for him: he is honest and sincere in the answers despite past brutal depictions by the media as a pervert. His every effort to contribute positively to society today is subverted by the press into more evidence of Haggard's bizarre sexual inclinations.
Several years ago he may have been a contemptible and misguided evangelical pastor, but today he is simply man suffering the indignities of society's prejudice and hatred toward homosexuality. It's sad...very sad.
That's not to say the desires can not be suppressed, but it probably depends on how close he is to homosexual end of the spectrum.
One can not help but feel compassion for him: he is honest and sincere in the answers despite past brutal depictions by the media as a pervert. His every effort to contribute positively to society today is subverted by the press into more evidence of Haggard's bizarre sexual inclinations.
Several years ago he may have been a contemptible and misguided evangelical pastor, but today he is simply man suffering the indignities of society's prejudice and hatred toward homosexuality. It's sad...very sad.