"On Monday, CNN host Piers Morgan invited Saddleback Church Pastor Rick Warren on his program to discuss gay marriage and the bible. Fresh off his feud with Second Amendment rights activists following his full-throated defense of stricter gun control laws in the wake of the Newtown massacre, Morgan inspired further outrage among the religious when he told the pastor he thought it was time for an "amendment to the bible." In Morgan's opinion, the bible, like the American Constitution, is "inherently flawed."*
Piers Morgan asked Pastor Rick Warren if it was time for an amendment to the Bible, as it is flawed and not applicable in many modern issues. Is that too far? Would "amending" a Bible really mean anything? Cenk Uygur, Ben Mankiewicz (Host, Turner Classic Movies), and John Iadarola (Host, TYT University) discuss.
Tags: Ben Makiewicz, Bible, CNN, Cenk Uygur, Christianity, More…John Idarola, New, Old, Piers Morgan, Rick Warren, TYT, Testament, The, Turks, Young, interview, news, panel, religion
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