I wish to remain anonymous and let my words speak for them self without the bias of knowing the author. My main mission is to demystify the confusion of “homosexuality” in the Bible and let the rarely heard alternative perspective be known (note my first blog in August 2010- http://moanti.wordpress.com/2010/08/02/gaychristians/ ). I also aspire to spread the loving word of Christ to the gay and lesbian community who were left out due to our society. I have extraordinary compassion for gays and lesbians who have struggled with religious persecution, but hope that they can come to know God as loving rather than run from Him forever due to the hateful group of naïve heterosexual Christians who discriminate against them. I want to bridge the gap of these two groups with knowledge! If only I had a bigger podium to accomplish this… Please spread the word. Thank you and happy reading!
Homosexuality in the Bible? – An alternative perspective
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I’m glad to see this website. You may get more exposure if you start a Facebook page and post stuff there pointing over here. I’m told there are 30 million+ GLBTs on Facebook.
Here’s a side-by-side comparison showing what all 13 presidential candidates plan for America’s 31 million LGBT citizens:
http://www.marriageequality.org/Election2012
Hello,
I stumbled across your blog when I searched for “Christian Lesbians San Diego”. I am currently in the process of trying to reconcile my sexuality with my faith and as part of that process, I am looking for a similarly-minded group, club, community, etc. to participate in. If you know of any great resources in our area, please feel free to e-mail me. Thanks so much.
Hi there Erika!
Hopefully you will come back and check this for a reply, as I don’t know your email address or I would have gladly written you. I suggest you go to http://www.gaychurch.org/Find_a_Church/united_states/us_california.htm and go to a gay affirming church. I found 28 in San Diego which is a lot! Some churches are just accepting, where as others have congregations that have majority gay and lesbian followers. I suggest going around and finding a church you are comfortable in. This made a huge difference for me. Another great resource of support is http://www.gaychristians.net They have sections for local areas in their message board section, so I really recommend you join. If you have any more questions, please feel free to leave me your email address and I will write you. If you don’t want it posted for the world to see, just tell me who you are again and I will just save your email address for myself and not approve the comment and trash it so you stay confidential. Anyway, I hope this helps! Good luck and God bless you!