Christians in Taiwan have been persecuted enough! In that heathen country, Chinese (or Taiwanese, whatever they are) not only declared women, dragons and monkeys as "gods", they even worship a sodomite idol named Tu'er Shen. I've managed to find a picture of him and here is what it looks like:

Now, let's get to his history, because apparently it is a modern day forgery. First, let's take a look at what his original "form" is supposed to be:

According to the book, What the Master Would Not Discuss, written by Yuan Mei during the Qing dynasty in China, a young soldier named Hu Tianboa fell in love with a state official that was visiting his Provence. Hu Tianboa peeked at the official when he was in the bath room. Hu Tianboa was caught peeking and was brought immediately to the official. The official hearing what Hu Tianboa had done was very angry. Hu Tianboa admitted his love for the official. The official not eased by this proclamation and ordered Hu Tianboa to be executed for his offense. When Hu Tianboa made it to the under world, he reported to the King of Hell, Emma. After hearing Hu Tianboa's story, the King became angry stating how dare this official put someone to death for Love. To fix this grave wrong doing the King sent Hu Tianboa back to the worldly plane as a protective diety of the LGBTQ community. He was then called Tu'er Shen, the Leveret Spirit.

So, apparently the Qing Dinasty did something (indirectly) in accordance to God's law, but Satan decides to turn this Hu Tianbao/Tu'Er Shen into an idol.

But there is more:

Tuer Shen is a protective deity of the LGBTQ+ community. He was given the task to help those in the community to be safe and to be able to find each other. He is venerated to find matches, protect, bring peace and prosperity. Tuer Shen's name is derived from the slang used to refer to Gay men in China. Gay men were referred to as rabbits. Tuer Shen is translated as the Leveret spirit. A leveret is a young male rabbit.

It is said that Tuer Shen appeared to one of the elders of his village in a dream. Tuer Shen told him to build a Temple for him. The elder went to the council and the Temple was built. It would be difficult for Temple's to Tuer Shen to survive as many did not agree with the LGBTQ community. Even the government at one point started a campaign to get rid of Tuer Shen's Temple's. Today you can find Tuer Shen enshrined in a Taiwan Taoist Temple and here at this Temple.

As we can see, there are many rightful men (or people inspired by God, somehow) who wants to get rid of this evil abomination. Unfortunately, it seems that since Christianity is a minority in Asia the only thing we can do is to pray for the persecuted community who is not allowed to impose themselves on the evils of that world.

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