Kirk Cameron recently made a return to headlines with his comments about homosexuality being "unnatural" and "destructive" on 'Piers Morgan Tonight.'

On Tuesday’s 'Fox & Friends,' Cameron defended his remarks on homosexuality and went on to criticize the "disingenuous" way in which Morgan conducted the interview (video below).

Cameron said: "I don’t think anything I said surprised anybody as a Bible-believing Christian, but to then take some answers, reduce an important and personal and sensitive issue to a four-second soundbite, and toss it into a community to start a political bonfire and really upset people that you’re saying you’re looking to protect, I think it’s disingenuous.”

In response, Piers Morgan shot back on Twitter, saying he didn’t toss out a soundbite (which is true, he did play the entire clip all the way through):

Kirk Cameron is moaning everywhere today that I stitched him up by releasing a 4-second ‘soundbite’ re his comments on gay marriage…

— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) March 20, 2012

These are the 4 seconds: homosexuality is ‘unnatural..detrimental, and ultimately destructive to so many of the foundations of civilization’

— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) March 20, 2012

Mr Cameron ‘stands by the comments’, despite his whining. So I’ll let others decide if he was stitched up…or just a bigot.

— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) March 20, 2012

Re #KirkCameron, I respect his religious beliefs – just don’t respect his use of bigoted, inflammatory language re homosexuality. End.

— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) March 20, 2012

Kirk Cameron should come back on my show, live and uncensored, and we can debate this properly. Your call, Kirk. #CNN

— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) March 20, 2012

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