Indeed, because of their passionate love for one another they had become one soul. These facts alone should be enough to reassure our hearts that society's fear of those of us who are different sexually or gender-wise does not reflect God's perspective. Not too long ago, my partner Suzannah and I were in Borders at the Willowbrook Mall. While we were looking for the religion section, we spotted a huge rainbow flag in the back of the store, and of course headed right for it. And there, smack dab next to the literature of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender experience, we found the religion section.
Psychics know that lesbitransgay people are a profoundly spiritual people.
Like many people, Falwell can't even distinguish between a gay male and a transgender male who may indeed carry a woman's purse but is probably heterosexual. I rejoice that Scripture shows us a man called Jonathan who is completely free of the macho ego our culture values so much, loving another man as much as his own life. And I rejoice that Jesus' commandment to us is to love each other the way he has loved us. Jesus loved us enough to lay down his own life, as indeed Jonathan also loved David, laying down his rightful expectations of assuming the crown in favor of David's ascension to the throne. So Jonathan becomes a foreshadowing of Jesus the Christ by laying down his life for David.