The next part of
this series will answer the question, “If homosexuality is not
a sin, then what is it?” I will answer that question by showing the
role that homosexuality has played in my life, beginning with its
first and foremost role: that of a teacher. (He's one of those
odd-duck kind of teachers that you can't help but love....fabulously
well dressed and lisps when lecturing....but I digress.)
These next posts
will feature my attempts to crystallize the most important lessons
I've learned from this fabulous teacher of mine. In all honesty, it's difficult to
do...these lessons are deeply subjective and reflect on my entire
experience as a human being, with all my messiness, weakness and lack
of understanding. Further our language doesn't possess a lot of
clear, plain vocabulary with which to describe it. I will be as plain
as I can.
Please bear with
me. Remember that these posts represent my own thoughts, opinions and
subjective experience. I'll try to reflect on spiritual and
psychological truth as much as I can, but these aren't meant to make
any kind of statement about the biological origins or eternal
purposes of homosexuality, merely to open a window onto what my
experience with it has taught me.
I will divide these into a series of principles that I will call
“lessons” that I've derived from my experience with
homosexuality.
I hope you will
enjoy and be edified.
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