A growg movement wh the global church is intifyg themselv as Christian LGBTQ, or more monly lled gay Christians. One of them is Matthew V, a young homosexual who has bee a bayo for this movement due to his book, tour of lectur, and YouTube vios. He is attemptg to make the se that one…
Contents:
- VIEW ARTICL BY EMMANUEL GAY
- EMMANUEL GAY
- POST EMMANUEL GAY
- “A DEFIVE BUT UNSATISFYG ANSWER”: THE EVANGELIL RPONSE TO GAY CHRISTIANS
VIEW ARTICL BY EMMANUEL GAY
Déuvrez s rmatns excliv publié par Emmanuel Gay, Partner at Rultance * emmanuel gay resultance *
Emmanuel gay: Rultance t née en 2002, pour s clients iss l’dtrie, puis, fur et à mure son développement, la société a uvert nombrx tr sectrs d’activé: l’tomobile, l télés, la distributn mais ssi le sectr public ou l servic fanciers. The votg jury is prised of: Barbara Gr, s print, head of rearch and velopment and novatn at Luxnovatn; Emmanuel Gay, partner at Rultance; Lrent Luci, head of the Go Digal project at the Hoe of Entreprenrship (Chamber of Commerce); and Nobby Brsch, assistant vice print of rporate bankg at Spuerkes.
In this ntext of unremtg cultural warfare and the unqutned celebratn of biblilly ground sexual pleasure for married upl as functnally central to evangelils’ inty, “homosexualy”—rarely discsed fundamentalist or evangelil publitns before the 1960s—beme their nemis. Recent Bible translatns ntributed to this new ont the culture war, as “homosexual” was ed several different passag for the first time, effect ventg “homosexuals” as a unified tegory and reifyg them as the Bible's supreme Other. Instead, buildg off of work on the evangelil promotn of normative genr and sexual inti, explor the muny disurse among evangelils—both symbolized by and partly nstuted by CT—that has had signifint nsequenc for gay and lbian Christians.
EMMANUEL GAY
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When gay Christians fail the stggle to bee heterosexual—lears have never been clear about when gay Christians should nce feat—evangelils offer celibacy as the sole remag optn, often wh the admissn that is a burnsome path, particularly a subculture that celebrat the nuclear fay.
POST EMMANUEL GAY
Evangelils’ perceptn of gay people as enemi the war to fend the fay dovetailed wh broar fears of munists on Cold War Ameri's home ont, as evangelils echoed mastream antimunist rhetoric that lked domtic secury risks to var forms of “sexual perversn, ” cludg “homosexualy.
Footnote 41 Like Daane's passnate nmnatn, Dolby's gural foray to pastoral support for gay Christians charted a urse evangelilism has tracked sce: thoratively prentg the hope of sexual inty change through anecdotal ttimoni while simultaneoly offerg the ntradictory asssment that most gay people never lose their same-sex sire.
“A DEFIVE BUT UNSATISFYG ANSWER”: THE EVANGELIL RPONSE TO GAY CHRISTIANS
Footnote 43 Movement lears, who amed their activism as an extensn of the era's larger civil rights stggle for equal protectn of the law unr the Constutn, forced evangelils to addrs issu related to gay people more systematilly than they had prevly.