Never one to simply accept things as they are, Nick has always questioned the status quo. This curiosity and quest for answers has led him to research a variety of cultural and faith-based issues. He approaches his research from historical, cultural, and literary perspectives, and often provides a dissenting viewpoint on faith-based issues from mainstream faith writers. Progressive and inquisitive by nature, Nick doesn’t stray from difficult discussions or truths, and often provides a new understanding that readers may not have previously known.
Pride is often expressed and discussed positively. A time when the queer community is celebrated and encouraged. But pride can elicit many feelings that aren’t always so positive, and they deserve the same respect as the positive ones.
The Bible has a good bit to say about sex and relationships, good and bad. But does it ever explicitly condemn non-monogamy and mandate monogamy?
Written before major changes in our culture and society, this book is not outdated, but it is dated. That being said, it’s a great book for parents of queer children, or anyone else questioning their convictions on gay marriage.
My letter goes out to those in the Christian LGBT community who are unable to come out, encouraging them to take care of themselves.
Christians and anxiety cannot be seen as mutually exclusive, and you cannot use Christianity as a supposed cure for anxiety.
Tears of joyrow are shed when you’re filled with both joy and sorrow about a situation. This happens a lot with LGBT rights and the reaction by Christians.