Everyone Needs Love... Jesus And The LGBT - Lee, Margaret
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A persecuted population, what happens next? The history of the LGBT population has included resentment, even violence. Many lay blame on the LGBT, while others believe that the straight population is to blame. This asks the long-held questions of "How do we Fix This?" and not just "Who is to blame?" This book presents information that 'People Are Born People First'. With the assistance of five fictional stories, the similarities of the characters are called to bear. These common experiences, and attributes how people, gay or straight, can have similar life experiences, independent of their…mehr

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A persecuted population, what happens next? The history of the LGBT population has included resentment, even violence. Many lay blame on the LGBT, while others believe that the straight population is to blame. This asks the long-held questions of "How do we Fix This?" and not just "Who is to blame?" This book presents information that 'People Are Born People First'. With the assistance of five fictional stories, the similarities of the characters are called to bear. These common experiences, and attributes how people, gay or straight, can have similar life experiences, independent of their claimed sexuality. These examples demonstrate the 'People First' belief. And where does Jesus fit in? Does He believe that all LGBT people are wrong, and going straight to hell? Or, is all forgiven by Jesus Christ and everyone is okay, no matter what their beliefs are? The question remains - how did this happen? Why does it happen? More importantly, can it be resolved?
Autorenporträt
Margaret Lee is a poet, scholar, fiber artist, watercolor sketcher, and aspiring naturalist. She finds poems in the Oklahoma prairies, New Mexico deserts, Oregon seashores, and inner landscapes. Margaret's three previous chapbooks with Finishing Line Press include Someone Else's Earth (2021), Sagebrush Songs (2022), and Oklahoma Summer (2023). Her poems have appeared in From Behind the Mask, (Paperback-Press 2020), The Atlanta Review and Pangyrus. Her academic research and publications focus on the ancient Greek language and the history and culture of the ancient world.