Some people say that ÒgayÓ people are born that way; itÕs in their genes.
Some people say itÕs because of an overbearing or absent father.
Others blame a dominating mother, or being dressed as the opposite sex as a child. What about emotional issues like abuse, trauma, or rejection?
What do you think?
This book is a true story of a lonely boy, growing up. His mother died and he spent ten years in boarding school. By age sixteen, he realised he was ÒgayÓ. After several one-sided relationships, he met someone and shared mutual affection. They lived together as a couple. This story could have ended: ÒAnd they both lived happily ever after.Ó
Then God showed up! Both guys became Christians the same day.
Would anything change?