Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender Christians: queer Christians, authentic selves

Contextualising this study within contemporary theories of Christianity and same-sex attraction, this book moves between richly described first-person accounts and clear theoretical analysis.

Whilst discussing the broader themes of the nature of religion, belief, and ritual, the text details the processes through which LGBT Christians resolve the fraught tensions between their religious, sexual and gendered identities, and examines the associated changes to their religious practice in the pursuit of 'authenticity.'