“While there is no starting over, this book is about imagining new pathways into old conversations. It is an invitation to question the terms of the debates into which we’ve been drawn. It is a book less concerned with answering questions and, instead, aims toward cultivating the imagination necessary to ask new questions. And new questions about queer lives and Christian faith couldn’t come at a more appropriate time.”
Polarizing debates are raging over queer lives in churches and the public square. But what if we were able to start the conversation over? Imagine the entire dialogue about LGBTQ lives and Christian faith had its start in your living room or your own local congregation. If you could ask the first question, what would it be? While there is no starting over, this book is about imagining new pathways into old conversations. It is an invitation to question the terms of our typical debates over sexuality and faith. Less concerned with answering questions, it aims to cultivate our imagination for asking new questions. Primary among them is this: “What can all Christians learn from LGBTQ people that will enhance our lives and strengthen our communities of faith?”
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I am requesting a Desk copy of your book, “Queer Lessons for Churches on the Straight and Narrow” by Cody Sanders, ISBN: 0989575314, for Dr. Carol J. Cook, who teaches Sexuality and Pastoral Practice at Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary. This book is being used in her Sexuality and Pastoral Practice class that will be taught in the Spring of 2014. if book is unavailable please let me know either by email, lmarch@lpts.edu or call 800-264-1839 ext. 382. Thank you in advance for your assistance. Laura March, Faculty Secretary.