Exclusive: US Christian right pours more than $50m into Africa
Some of these groups appear to be spending increasing amounts of money in Africa.
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The Pope: LGBT people should be protected by the law. A message for Africa
It is a calling for the catholic church to promote inclusivity not only within the church but also for inclusive laws.
From dark to light. We young LGBT+ walking as one big family
We have rediscovered the common baptismal vocation that makes us all children of one Father
Marriage is about covenant
Analysis of the theology of Marriage by the Evangelical Christians of The Reformation Project Many Christians regard Ephesians 5:21-33 as a foundational biblical text on marriage. Here is part of the passage: “Submit to...
Celebrating difference
This experience helped me a lot in dealing with people who are different from me. Not only sexually but also from different perspectives
1 Corinthians and 1 Timothy address exploitation
Article which beautifully analyses Paul’s thinking in his letter to the Corinthians and Timothy, written by the American Evangelical Christians of The Reformation Project In 1 Corinthians 6:9-11, Paul warns that those who persist...
What does Paul’s letter to the Romans really teach about homosexuality?
Article by the American Christian Evangelicals of reformationproject.org In Romans 1:26-27, Paul condemns lustful same-sex behavior between men, and likely between women as well. “Because of this, God gave them over to shameful lusts. Even...
The prohibitions in Leviticus don’t apply to Christians
Article by the American Christian Evangelicals of reformationproject.org Leviticus 18:22 prohibits male same-sex intercourse, and Leviticus 20:13 prescribes the death penalty for violators. But Christians have never lived under the Old Testament law. The...
Self-love:” Love your neighbor as yourself”, Mark 12:31
If we will put true love at the center of our relations and activities, our families and communities would be peaceful places where each individual’s dignity is constantly protected and affirmed.
Celebrating African queerness
“My main purpose with this series was not to portray African queer people in a victimised or somber light like they usually are portrayed in most media,”