A Queer Lent
Text published on HackNScript, Queer and Blogging, March 12, 2014 A Continuous Lent Lent is a time of self reflection and personal denial, but for me as a queer person it can be a...
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Experience of sound Christian teachings should show good fruit, not bad fruit
FIRMING MESSAGE: Experience of sound Christian teachings should show good fruit, not bad fruit. Non-affirming beliefs about same-sex relationships and transgender identity contribute to serious harm in LGBTQ people’s lives.
My brother is gay
My brother is gay, and I don’t see anything strange about him. I personally don’t think brotherhood should be affected by sexual orientations.
Gay or straight I don’t mind, we are brothers that’s what matters to me. I believe the rest should not have a place in a family. Though outside it could be challenging.
My different way of loving
There are and will always be a shadow in our relationship, that is the price we are paying but it doesn’t make us less happy.
United Methodist Church in Africa and the world divided on homosexuality
Scott T. Vehstedt in an article in The Conversation reports that the methodist church risks a large split mainly due to LGBT issues, with the church in Africa being a key actor. The article...
Forms of Discrimination of LGBT People in Ghana
Ghana follows in the footsteps of numerous other African countries in seeing homosexuality as alien to Ghanaian culture, and a western neo-imperial imposition. However, despite this popular belief, homosexuality has existed and has been practiced in Ghana.
What was the sin of Sodom? (Genesis 19 and Jude 7)
The Genesis 19 account of Sodom and Gomorrah is a story of attempted gang rape of two “outsiders.” It says nothing about loving gay relationships, and actually condemns the sort of violence sometimes done to gays and lesbians.
Homosexuality in Zimbabwe: A Reality!
The labelling of homosexuality as unAfrican has tended to create the impression that homosexuality was non-existent in precolonial African communities. The label has been widely interpreted in the light of the origins of homosexuality.
Gay sex is banned – so Ghanaians dance against homophobia
Musicians are normalising different sexual expressions in their videos in hopes of seeing change on the ground in the West African country, where same-sex relations are illegal
Why is homosexuality still taboo in many African countries?
Author Kate Hairsine, Site Web Deutsche Welle (Germany), 4.12.2019 With Zambia imprisoning two men to 15 years for gay sex and Uganda detaining LGBTQ+ activists, the African continent is a difficult place for homosexuals....