On the Streets of Babylon: LGBT the Pearl of Eternal Life?

Babylon is fallen, is fallen,..
Come out of her, my people,
Revelation 14:8/18:4

There seems to be some comparing  "LGBT Lifestyle" to the Pearl of eternal life on the Streets of Babylon...

"...June 14, a man who claims to be a pastor who claims to be a

Baptist decided to claim he was a woman who is a homosexual.
So he still likes women, he just thinks he’s a woman.
So in reality, he’s actually not a gay woman, he’s a straight man who doesn’t understand human anatomy.
Justin Joplin serves as pastor of Lourne Park Baptist Church in Mississauga, Ontario. Justin is a man because he was born with XY chromosomes. If he killed someone and left blood at the crime scene, an all-points-bulletin would be issued for a man. Biology says he’s a man. God says he’s a man. So for the record, Pastor Justin is bad at both science and religion.
Justin used Sunday’s socially-distanced cyber-sermon to ‘come out of the closet’ to his congregation. His social media says that the disclosure was planned to correspond with gay-pride month.
Justin went on to liken his coming out as a ‘gay woman’ to finding the Pearl of Great Price ( which is rightfully interpreted as Jesus and eternal life) in Matthew 13."
P&P

Baptists on Green Religion

They exchanged the truth about God for a lie, and worshiped and served created things rather than the Creator... Romans 1:25 NIV

 The Green Glue that could help bring the world together spiritually....

Baptists on Green Religion

"...The result, “A Southern Baptist Declaration on the Environment and Climate Change,” argues that people are responsible for tending and keeping Earth.
“(W)e humbly take responsibility for the damage that we have done to God’s cosmic revelation,” the signatories write....
Rick Warren, a Southern Baptist who delivered the invocation at Barack Obama’s inauguration, was one of 86 signers of the 2006 “Evangelical Call to Action,” advocating mandatory emissions cuts.

On a recent Sunday morning at Binkley Baptist Church in Chapel Hill, N.C., the choir opened worship with a rendition of “Morning Has Broken,” a hymn set to a Gaelic melody that exults in the dawning of a new day.
Binkley, an American Baptist Church, participated March 4 in the Preach-In on Global Warming, an event aimed at educating and mobilizing faith groups nationwide.
When Binkley Minister Peter Carman took the pulpit, he described global warming as “a terrible crisis of our own making.”