Originally Posted by Martin Luther 
The vice of the Sodomites is an unparalleled enormity. It departs from the natural passion and desire, planted into nature by God, according to which the male has a passionate desire for the female. Sodomy craves what is entirely contrary to nature. Whence comes this perversion? Without a doubt it comes from the devil. After a man has once turned aside from the fear of God, the devil puts such great pressure upon his nature that he extinguishes the fire of natural desire and stirs up another, which is contrary to nature.
The vice of the Sodomites is an unparalleled enormity. It departs from the natural passion and desire, planted into nature by God, according to which the male has a passionate desire for the female. Sodomy craves what is entirely contrary to nature. Whence comes this perversion? Without a doubt it comes from the devil. After a man has once turned aside from the fear of God, the devil puts such great pressure upon his nature that he extinguishes the fire of natural desire and stirs up another, which is contrary to nature.

I have included Martin Luther's comment on the subject and while I'm not converting to Lutheranism the illustration showing what I believe is called the devil's bagpipe was put out by the Roman heretics to denigrate Luther, with whose views they disagreed.
How strongly they objected to Luther's teaching is clear from the revoltingness of their illustration. He was particularly outspoken and they were vehemently opposed. For what reason?
And what could be more natural for heretics than sodomy in the font of Jesus?
Of course no baptismal font, or whatever papists call it, exists in any catholic building because they worship idols and I would never go into such a place to see. But they do induct babies before the age of reason and call it baptism so a trough of water must be involved somewhere in their ritual.
And I did notice that tattoo.
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