Manny Pacquiao posts, deletes Bible verse calling for gays 'to be put to death'

Manny Pacquiao, former boxing champion and current member of the Philippine House of Representatives, has once again offended a great number of people with his ultra-conservative agenda, this time saying “gay couples are worse than animals”—in a 

Manny Pacquiao, former boxing champion and current member of the Philippine House of Representatives, has once again offended a great number of people with his ultra-conservative agenda, this time saying “gay couples are worse than animals”—in a 

Nike, the world's largest athletic gear maker, has ended the company's endorsement deal with boxer Manny Pacquiao after the athlete made homophobic comments during a Filipino television broadcast. Pacquiao, a Philippines senatorial candidate, 

Manny Pacquiao posted a Bible verse on Instagram that called for gays “to be put to death” hours after the Filipino boxer was dropped by Nike on Wednesday. The since-deleted post included a picture of his wife and excerpts from multiple Bible passages, 

Nike (NKE) has ended its commercial relationship with Manny Pacquiao after the boxer said people in same-sex relationships are "worse than animals." "We find Manny Pacquiao's comments abhorrent," a Nike spokesperson said in an emailed statement.