God Made The Rainbow

God Made the Rainbow was a blog that I ran from 2007-8, promote love, unity, and spiritual inclusion. It was quite popular, but I couldn’t maintaining the output I wanted, and GMTR was closed. The content that I published on it is collated below.

• An Interview on Baha’i and Homosexuality (Part 2, Part 3) – by Sean
• Gay, Lesbian and Baha’i: The Situation – by Barb from the Gay and Lesbian Bah’ai Story Project
• Holy Ground: Spirituality and Barefooting – by Wolfmaan from the Society for Barefoot Living
• Trans and Judaism: Inclusion from the Perspective of Several Jewish Movements – An essay I wrote as a piece of coursework on a friend’s relationship between his gender identity and faith.
• Overcoming Kaam: Sikhism and Homosexuality by Jay Singh
• Veganism and Spirituality by Jess Bradley
• Patriarchy and Power: Being Queer and Pagan by Jess Bradley
• Spirituality And Activism by me
• Many Models, One Book: Asexuality and faith by Cijay
• On Generating and Exercising Personal Power Constructively by Andrew Utman
• Did the Lambeth Conference make or break the Communion? by me
• A queer perspective on the Anglican Communion by Jess Bradley
• Ethical Behaviour by me
• All Faith is false, all Faith is true by me

Extracts

• An extract from Moab is My Washpot, Stephen Fry’s excellent autobiography. This extract covers his reaction to Christian homophobia, written long before the New Atheist movement.

• An extract from Born on a Blue Day, an autobiography from Daniel Tammet about his life as an autistic savant. I was particularly interested by his comments towards the end of the book about being autistic and converting to Christianity.