On 29 June 2015, the web site Young Conservatives shared the photoset in an article titled “Photo of Gay Men Kissing While Dressed as Jesus has Christians Outraged, and Rightfully So.” No information was included in that article about the context or origins of any of the four photographs: Some choose to express Gay Pride by mocking Jesus's crucifixion while carrying signs saying 'Jesus was Gay' Okay then /24Xz2UTuHC Posts similar to this one circulated on Twitter, too: Rodgers was not the only individual to share these images via social media in the wake of the Supreme Court’s ruling. They this bold to disrespect my God and my faith and try to get mad at me for standing for what I believe in….
I am going to show yall a Revival Revolution. *-* Watch me go right back down into the gay community in Chicago and preach against homosexuality just like the last time. So yeah….as a Christian man I am not supposed to be offended ? See my face……. On 27 June 2015 (one day after the Supreme Court announced a ruling affirming same-sex marriage as a constitutional right), Facebook user Marcus Rodgers posted the above-displayed grouping of photographs to his Facebook timeline along with the following caption: NEWS: A set of photographs appear to depict a mock crucifixion of Jesus at a gay pride parade.
