Queer theology recommendations?

[okay]

For pride month I thought I might dip my toes into queer theology for the first time. Does anyone have any recommendations for something that is written for lay-people?

 

[RileyG]

For pride month I thought I might dip my toes into queer theology for the first time. Does anyone have any recommendations for something that is written for lay-people?

Per the forum rules, im not sure if this is permitted.

 

[Hoping2]

For pride month I thought I might dip my toes into queer theology for the first time. Does anyone have any recommendations for something that is written for lay-people?

Things like pride month make me wonder how long it will be before we have a liar's month, and an adultery month.
And why not a murderer's month ?
Celebrations of sin are not to my liking.

 

[PloverWing]

RileyG is probably right. But I think I can say that I enjoyed a book by Elizabeth Edman, an Episcopal priest whom I invite you to google.

 

[Apple Sky]

For pride month I thought I might dip my toes into queer theology for the first time. Does anyone have any recommendations for something that is written for lay-people?

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Romans 1:27 KJV​

 

[RileyG]

Friendly reminder: although LGBT+ cannot be promoted nor its morality debated. THIS is a liberal forum for liberal denominations.

Blessings

 

[David Lamb]

Per the forum rules, im not sure if this is permitted.

Yes, I admit that I am old enough to remember a time when "queer" just meant "strange" or "unusual". When I saw the thread title, my mind didn't immediately go to homosexuality; I thought it might have been about unusual theology, which would be more likely to be allowed.

 

[tampasteve]

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