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Ake Green never was arrested, nor imprisoned
'' ... abnormal, a horrible cancerous tumor in the body of society," ... homosexuals [are] perverts, whose sexual drive the [[Devil]] has used as his strongest weapon against God. ... A person cannot be a Christian and a homosexual at the same time... homosexuality is chosen, not inborn, and everybody can be set free and delivered...''
'' ... abnormal, a horrible cancerous tumor in the body of society," ... homosexuals [are] perverts, whose sexual drive the [[Devil]] has used as his strongest weapon against God. ... A person cannot be a Christian and a homosexual at the same time... homosexuality is chosen, not inborn, and everybody can be set free and delivered...''
Many Christians believe Ake Green to be a [[martyr]] for his [[faith]], and applaud his courage and testimony. Green's arrest and imprisonment created a global outcry among fundamental Christians against homosexual oppression of freedom of religion and freedom of speech for religious leaders who denounce homosexual behavior as sinful and contrary to God's teachings.
Many Christians believe Ake Green to be a [[martyr]] for his [[faith]], and applaud his courage and testimony. The prison sentence against Green created a global outcry among fundamental Christians against homosexual oppression of freedom of religion and freedom of speech for religious leaders who denounce homosexual behavior as sinful and contrary to God's teachings.
Controversial anti-homosexual activist [[Fred Phelps]] has praised Green, something that the Swedish pro-homosexual lobby has seized upon for publicity purposes. However, Green has distanced himself from Phelps, considering him to be a burden to his cause and reputation. [http://www.akegreen.com/phelps_vs__swedens%27_king.htm]
Controversial anti-homosexual activist [[Fred Phelps]] has praised Green, something that the Swedish pro-homosexual lobby has seized upon for publicity purposes. However, Green has distanced himself from Phelps, considering him to be a burden to his cause and reputation. [http://www.akegreen.com/phelps_vs__swedens%27_king.htm]