Yes I picture my athiest/muslim/pagan/jewish/hindu friends and family in heaven with me. And what? Should I not believe the Lord's mercy is for everyone?

whenever someone tells me that I can't be a queer christian, whether it's a maga evangelical who only has hate in their heart or a fellow queer who can't stand the idea of a theist, I simply become even more annoying about being a queer christian. I love God. I love my queerness, my quirks, my faith, and how all of it ties in together to make me exactly who I'm supposed to be. I love talking to Jesus about how much I love my girlfriend. I love praying for my trans siblings, and standing in solidarity with those who are oppressed just as Jesus wants me to. every single time someone lashes out at me for who I am, for whatever that reason may be, I take that and use it as fuel to be even more authentic to myself and my faith.

You can love your neighbor and not love God, secular people do it all the time, with great success. The reverse however, is not true. If you do not love your neighbor, than you can not love God. Any Christian that would send away the immigrant, the queer, the poor, or the marginalized - would nail Christ to the cross. The Holy spirit dwells in the detention center and prisons, the bath houses and whore houses, the section-8 housing and the homeless shelter, for we are all made in the image of God.

thinking about ariadne calling the minotaur her brother