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June 2025

How replacing a Christian tradition with going to drag shows brought me healing
I was standing behind a man who appeared to be homeless at a local gas station.
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The word homosexual never appeared in any translation of the Bible until 1946
How a translational error has cost the lives of millions all over the world
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Unholy Sh+t: the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah had nothing to do with homosexuality
Once upon a time, there was a man named Abe, and his neighbors were getting a little rowdy.
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Yes, people can and do change when you argue with them; I am living-proof
One of my least favorite phrases is, “There's no point in arguing with people; they never change their mind anyway,” and its close cousin, “protesting…
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The Clobber Verses: Decoded Genesis 19:1-38, Leviticus 18:22; Leviticus 20:13, 1 Corinthians 6:9-11, 1 Timothy 1:9-10, and Romans 1:25-27
Just a few months before leaving the priesthood, I had been transferred to a small parish in South Carolina.
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The story of Jonathan and David is SO GAY I’m surprised the Far-Right isn’t trying to ban the Bible from public schools
In 1987 a pair of penguins named Silo and Roy started making eyes at each other.
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May 2025

April 2025

Unholy Sh+t: a former priest explains how accurate the movie Conclave is compared to what will happen on May 7th
I am a movie buff.
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Unholy Sh+t: Thomas was only given his petty nickname because of the who Tommy doubted
I was a kid when my Sunday School teacher said, “If you doubt, this shows that you never believed.” I had a lot of doubts and questions.
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Unholy Sh+t: explains what the f+ck happens now that the pope has died, since you don’t have the energy to research another god d+mn thing…
“Well, f+ck” were the words I uttered upon being awakened sometime after the witching hour as my phone buzzed incessantly.
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