Aaron Fruh, Alabama Pastor, Says Gay Marriage Brought 'Noah's Ark' Flood While Supporting Chick-Fil-A

A right-wing pastor has come to Chick-fil-A's defense, not only applauding the Atlanta-based fast food company for its anti-gay views but also claiming that same-sex marriage brought about the great flood referenced in the biblical narrative of Noah's ark.

Aaron Fruh, a pastor at Knollwood Church in Mobile, Ala., spoke out against marriage equality on American Family Radio, challenging listeners to "find any society in human history that ever tried that experiment [of same-sex marriage] and lived to tell about it, they've all been destroyed," according to Right Wing Watch .

Identifying the "society just prior to the flood of Noah" as the only one prior to the present to offer same-sex marriage, Fruh went on to note, "God knew that the people on the earth were going to destroy themselves through same-sex marriage, and so that's why he brought the flood."

Like former GOP candidates Rick Santorum and Mike Huckabee , Fruh also defended Chick-Fil-A President Dan Cathy's controversial Baptist Press and "Ken Coleman Show " remarks, which have since been condemned by lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) rights advocates nationwide.

"As Dan Cathy said, we're shaking our fist in the face of God," Fruh said.