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Category Archives: Why lgbt-BJU.org?
Jeffrey Hoffman – “Why I became an activist”
Editors’ note: Apologies for the few weeks’ unannounced hiatus we had to take with this blog. Several of us are academics caught up in end-of-academic-year activities and deadlines. I myself have been caught up in end-of-season activities in the church … Continue reading
Posted in Confronting hatred, Modeling compassion, People of LGBT-BJU, Scriptural views, Why lgbt-BJU.org?
Tagged Biblical inerrancy, Bibliolatry, BJU gay pride, Bob Jones III, having compassion, homophobia at BJU, IFB, making a difference, modern puritanism, North Carolina homophobic preachers, Pastor Charles L. Worley, Pastor Sean Harris, Pride March, racism at BJU, separatism, soulwinning, Southern homopbobia
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Letter to the Editor – Parents and Other Problems
Ed. Note: A reader recently wrote in with the following letter. A common theme among internal discussions within our Facebook groups and other organizational activities is the relationship issues that arise with parents and siblings for LGBT fundamentalists and former … Continue reading
This is NOT playing!
Originally posted on chucklestravels:
Imagine three young boys – two extended family members and a friend of theirs – staying on a farm for a weekend. The prospects are endless! It brings back some fond memories of my own time…
Methinks Thou Dost Protest Too Much
“The lady doth protest too much, methinks.”— Hamlet, Act III, Scene 2; William Shakespeare Whenever I hear a fundamentalist preacher hint affirmation of the preposterous falsehood that homosexuality is a “life-dominating sin” that everyone in the world is susceptible to … Continue reading
Posted in Confronting hatred, Modeling compassion, Scientific views, Scriptural views, Why lgbt-BJU.org?
Tagged anti-Jewish sentiment, having compassion, homophobes want gay love, Jason Ormiston, John Boswell, Larry Craig, making a difference, Marcus Bachman, Mark Foley, Matt Moore, medieval Christianity, racism at BJU, Sy Rogers, Ted Haggard
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Rachel Patrick – “Why I Became an Activist for Gay Rights”
I never planned to be a gay rights activist. In fact, I never really planned to be out of the closet. The older I got and the more I realized that there was never going to be a second puberty … Continue reading
Stop Homophobia!
It’s been awhile since we called attention to the petition we have been circulating. If you’re new to the blog and you haven’t signed, today is as good a day as any! This is the rhetoric of hatred: “I’m sure … Continue reading
Scriptural Views: Resurrection!
Now the green blade riseth from the buried grain, Wheat that in dark earth many days has lain; Love lives again, that with the dead has been: Love is come again, like wheat that springeth green. In the grave they … Continue reading
Scriptural Views: A Tragic Misunderstanding
Go to dark Gethsemane, ye that feel the tempter’s power; Your Redeemer’s conflict see, watch with Him one bitter hour, Turn not from His griefs away; learn of Jesus Christ to pray. See Him at the judgment hall, beaten, bound, … Continue reading
Posted in Confronting hatred, Scriptural views, Why lgbt-BJU.org?
Tagged clobber passages, Eric James Borges, gay homocide, gay suicide, gay teen suicide, homosexuality, Islamophobia, Jesus, Jesus' love, Jews and the Passion, light of love, love, Matthew Shepherd, Maundy Thursday, Palestinian conflict, Passion, six verses, Six-Day War, St. John Passion, the Bible and homosexuality, the Last Supper, the Passion of Christ, tragic misunderstanding, Trayvon Martin, trial of Jesus, Tyler Clementi, washing of disciples' feet
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Shout Out of the Week
Today, we want to send a special word of encouragement to our friends in the Oklahoma Baptist University LGBT Community. Recently, they have started a Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/okbupride and they can be reached by e-mail at okbupride@gmail.com. If you … Continue reading
Posted in Confronting hatred, Why lgbt-BJU.org?
Tagged Baptist, Christian, gay, LGBT Baptist
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Shout Out of the Week
This week, we salute our friends in the Abilene Christian University community, who recently began an online e-zine to create “a space for dialogue between Christians, the LGBTQ community, and all of us who find ourselves standing awkwardly in between” … Continue reading
Posted in Confronting hatred, Why lgbt-BJU.org?
Tagged Abilene Christian University, ACU, change, Churches of Christ, college, dialogue, LGBT alumni, Voiceless
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