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Proactive and selfaffirming book provides new hope for those who feel that it is impossible to be both gay or lesbian, as well as Christian.Gay and lesbian Christians are in the awkward position of trying to explain themselves to two mutually hostile audiences. On the one side, the gaylesbian community is often deeply suspicious of anyone connected with Christianity. On the other side sits the church, which often wishes that gays and lesbians would go away, or at least disappear into the woodwork quietly. But the gay and lesbian community has a unique vocation in todays church, one of challenging the churchs to be inclusive of all Gods childrenthe central message of the Gospel.Based on retreats they have presented to churches and seminaries, authors L. William Countryman and M. R. Ritley explore what it means to affirm, not merely accept, being gay and lesbian, as well as being Christian. This proactive and selfaffirming book provides new hope for the LGBT community, their families, and confidently appropriating and retelling the Biblical story of this unique and gifted minoritys spiritual journey.[A] powerful Magna Carta for gay and lesbian Christians and a compelling call to the church not to stand in the way of Jesuss unconditional love.Malcolm Boyd, author of Are You Running with Me, Jesus?
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Honestly, I was disappointed. The writing was a bit disorganized, and some of the stories didn’t resonate with me. I thought I’d find more guidance for LGBTQ+ Christians, but it fell short.
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Kendall Smith
Not What I Expected
Honestly, I was disappointed. The writing was a bit disorganized, and some of the stories didn’t resonate with me. I thought I’d find more guidance for LGBTQ+ Christians, but it fell short.
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Kendall Smith
Not What I Expected
Honestly, I was disappointed. The writing was a bit disorganized, and some of the stories didn’t resonate with me. I thought I’d find more guidance for LGBTQ+ Christians, but it fell short.
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Maria Rodriguez
Interesting, But Lacks Depth
I appreciated the intention behind this book, but some sections felt a bit surface-level. I was hoping for more in-depth theological discussion. Still, it's a decent starting point for understanding the topic.
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Maria Rodriguez
Interesting, But Lacks Depth
I appreciated the intention behind this book, but some sections felt a bit surface-level. I was hoping for more in-depth theological discussion. Still, it's a decent starting point for understanding the topic.
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