Rosaria Butterfield
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Rosaria Butterfield
“Answers come after questions, not before. Answers answer questions in specific and pointed ways, not in sweeping generalizations.”
About Rosaria
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How were you converted out of homosexuality?
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Who are you, and how dare you say these things?
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About LGBT Questions & Christianity
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What is our responsibility to Christians who are struggling with homosexual desires and facing singleness for a very long time?
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What would you say to someone who says the gospel is a bad choice for people who are gay & lesbian, but great for people who are heterosexual?
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How can I help bridge the gap between the church and the LGBTQ+ community?
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Can a practicing homosexual be a practicing Christian?
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What is wrong with gay Christianity? What is Side A and Side B anyway?
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Is sexual orientation a concept that Christians ought to use?
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How should we understand transgenderism? What is the relationship between the L,G,B,T,Q+?
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About Political & Social Change
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Should Christians care whether we are on the wrong side of history?
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Did the Obergefell US Supreme Court decision really change things for our society? If so, how?
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About Personal Questions and Struggles
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How do we create a better place within the church for people who are single? How do we change the attitude that single people need to be fixed up with someone?
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Is it important to talk about struggles with sexual identity in the church? How can we as Christians encourage our brothers and sisters through these struggles?
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How can the church best help members who have come from LGBTQ+ backgrounds?
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About Growing as a Christian
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What are some good Christian practices to mortify all sin at its root?
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How do we read the Bible as it was intended to be read, so it fulfills its purpose?
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What would you say to people who want to grow as readers of God's Word?
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