Democrat Senate candidate and pastor Adam Hamilton asked in a 2015 video how much “latitude” Christians have to push back on the Bible, including whether they can say the Apostle Paul was “wrong.”
Hamilton made the comments at an event run by an LGBTQ-affirming Christian group. He spoke during a pastors’ panel hosted by the Reformation Project. The nonprofit was founded in 2013 by Matthew Vines to reform church teaching on sexual orientation and gender identity.
Hamilton traced the questions to congregants who came out to him as gay, saying it left him without a framework for reading scripture.
“How in fact did God inspire it? How much latitude…
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