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Continuing My Conversation With Ted Haggard on Twitter

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Today, I posted a negative comment about Ted Haggard on Twitter before my post on him and his future and I got a response from what first seemed like a bot. But as it turns out, I was actually talking with the one, the only, the real Ted Haggard and let me be honest with [...]

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Why Christians Should Worry About Who is on the Inside, Fucking Up their Religion

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As an ex-believer and a transsexual, I have my own personal experiences about this but I will try to write as honestly and openly as possible. Some people think that the Christian faith is being hurt exclusively by non believers but this isn’t so, simply because of the fact that we have to look at [...]

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Can I Accept Christians in my Life?

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For the most part, I believe I could accept Christians in my life as friends or family as long as they are socially conscious on how they worship. I don’t necessarily agree with their practices but at the very least, they shouldn’t support churches which support a homophobic slant on politics and homophobic organizations such [...]

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Womyn-born Womyn, Discrimination in Sheep’s Clothing

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One thing that the movement uses to try to keep out transwomen and make them into the ‘other’ category, if not try to make them men, is the idea of Womyn-born womyn. Womyn-born womyn is a form of discrimination that exerts cisgendered privilege of having born into a sex that accurately and correctly corresponds to [...]

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Christless Christianity, what the hell?

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I found an interesting link the other day about Christianity and how it is still supposedly becoming Christless. Well, I don’t know about you, but I’d have to say that it’s like saying Harry Potter books are becoming Harry Potter-less. You can’t take Christ out of Christianity just like you can’t take the protagonist out [...]

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