Straight Talk on Fanatics, Fags and the God Who Loves Us All
Written by James Alexander Langteaux
Reviewed by Angel Curtis
His motto, “I’ll burn that bridge when I come to it,” introduces this endearing epistle by a former host and producer of The 700 Club who fled the closet because he didn’t want to live a lie. Preaching to the choir with funny phrases such as “my karma ran over your dogma,” Langteaux also gleans that tolerance is a command in the Judeo-Christian belief
because Christ’s blood made clean what previously was impure. The Findhorn Press (findhornpress.com). —Rreview: Donalevan Maines
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