This episode is a lecture author D.L. Day gave with the idea that for decades LGBTQ people have been responding to the wrong question from religious zealots. With a clear and Bible based explanation of the use of scapegoating in fundamentalist religion, Day unwinds the carefully crafted scheme to paint LGBTQ people as guilty based on biased interpretation. Time 23:25

This episode is a lecture author D.L. Day gave with the idea that for decades LGBTQ people have been responding to the wrong question from religious zealots. With a clear and Bible based explanation of the use of scapegoating in fundamentalist religion, Day unwinds the carefully crafted scheme to paint LGBTQ people as guilty based on biased interpretation. Time 23:25

Queers as Scapegoats for Religion

From the author of the book series "Why the Clergy Lied: A Journalist's Academic Report on LGBTQ and Christianity,"
this program presents commentary and interviews on historical opposition to diversity and the very contemporary sea of change in religions and society. 

Discussed here, progress and backsteps in the evolution of diversity in spiritual participation along with opportunities for social change in and out of churches. 
Interviews include discussion of a number of topics related to sexuality, spirituality and the upheaval that is taking place as society challenges patriarchy.

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From the author of the book series "Why the Clergy Lied: A Journalist's Academic Report on LGBTQ and Christianity," this program presents commentary and interviews on historical opposition to diversity and the very contemporary sea of change in religions and society. Discussed here, progress and backsteps in the evolution of diversity in spiritual participation along with opportunities for social change in and out of churches. Interviews include discussion of a number of topics related to sexuality, spirituality and the upheaval that is taking place as society challenges patriarchy.

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