The writing of Michael Rowe is wondrous to let flow unto your brain. Michael is one of my fellow Huffington Post writers. This past August I read an HP piece of his (What it Says About Us When a 17-Month-Old Boy Is Beaten to Death for “Acting Like a Girl) that was so well done I had to write him to express my admiration for it. Thus began our friendship. This weekend, Michael wrote and submitted to Huffington Post the... Read more
What does it mean to be a young lesbian woman in a close and loving evangelical family? How do you come out to your father? How does he respond when you do? How does your mother react to the news? How about your brother, your best friend, your pastor? Who helps you swim through those terribly tricky waters — and how? How do you reconcile everything you’ve ever learned and believed about homosexuality with the fact that you are gay?... Read more
This is one time where it's not good for a dream to come true. Read more
Four critical pieces of advice for writers. Read more
I knew I'd end up in hell! There's such a dangblangit fine line between "Funny!" and "Meet Snikky and Snarky, the two fanged minions who throughout eternity will be jabbing at you with searing tridents. Have fun, funny boy!" Read more
Jane Smith comes out to her evangelical father. Be sure to tune in every Friday at 10 a.m. PST for a new episode of "The Smith Family Chronicles." Read more
John, porque no seu blog você escreve tanto sobre gays? Com tantos os assuntos que temos no mundo, porque você passa tanto tempo obcecado com este? Essa foi parte de um email que recebi esta manhã. Não é a primeira vez que me perguntaram isto. Então vamos analisar esse pequeno trecho em particular: Dentro dos 1000+ textos que postei em meu blog nos últimos três ou quatro anos, talvez 25 sejam sobre o relacionamento entre gays e o Cristianismo. Se... Read more
How does a young Christian woman tell her father the one thing about her that she knows will utterly devastate him? Read more
The argument upon which Christians most commonly rely by way of "proving" that only Christians can get into heaven is John 14:6, where Jesus says, "No one comes to the Father except through me." But do those words really mean what Christians want them to? Read more
Sorry for inconvenience, but the post you’re looking for is Adam and Eve: Kicked Out. Read more
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