The Godless Queer Jesus Freak Explores How We Can Get Along

Get common sense ideas on how to deal with people's differing views on politics, spirituality, gender and sexuality - without succumbing to mean-spiritedness, fear or hate. The author's immersion in both popular conservative AND liberal movements gives him an unusual perspective on many "hot button" topics.Gee, that doesn't sound like a fun read. But wait! How stodgy can a book be that's filled with wacky stories, bad puns, amateur poetry - and LOTS of curious photos and graphics? In...
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Get common sense ideas on how to deal with people's differing views on politics, spirituality, gender and sexuality - without succumbing to mean-spiritedness, fear or hate. The author's immersion in both popular conservative AND liberal movements gives him an unusual perspective on many "hot button" topics.Gee, that doesn't sound like a fun read. But wait! How stodgy can a book be that's filled with wacky stories, bad puns, amateur poetry - and LOTS of curious photos and graphics? In his 17 short stories, Stribling uses loopy anecdotes from his life to offer an off-beat perspective on many contentious societal issues.It's not a scholarly treatise that spells out all the solutions. Instead, it's Stribling's meandering journey - poking and prodding about in search of answers - while sharing his extraordinary adventures along the way. As author Kurt Vonnegut said, "The moral of the story is we're here on Earth to fart around."And if there's a moral to this book's story, it's to simply be a bit more "moral" as we interact with people who may be very, very different than us - but who are also very, very much the same.