Grace & Demion

A Fable for Victims of Biblical Intolerance

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Mel White

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Too many well-meaning Christians seem determined to misuse heaven and hell, angels and demons to scare LGBTQ teenagers into believing that God won't love them unless they ''change.'' Acclaimed author Mel White is equally determined to use heaven and hell with the characters Grace and Demion to show the world that God loves people exactly as they are. His newest book is a modern parable that reinforces love and self-esteem.

Author Biography:

Winner of the ACLU'S National Civil Liberties Award, the Rev. Dr. Mel White has served the Christian community for thirty years as a pastor, professor, author, filmmaker, and ghost writer to some of the nation's most powerful religious figures. After a thirty year struggle to "overcome his homosexuality" through various "therapies" from exorcism to electric shock, Dr. White finally accepted his sexual orientation as "a gift from God." With Gary Nixon, his partner (husband) of thirty-four years, he co-founded Soulforce, a network of volunteers across the U.S. using the tools of nonviolence to help end religion based oppression.

Release date Australia

September 16th, 2017

Author

Mel White

Audience

General (US: Trade)

Pages

114

Dimensions

133x203x7

ISBN-13

9781976481338

Product ID

37365423

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