The Christian Manifesto Roundtable Podcast: Apologizing to the Gay Community

Listen in as TCM Staff and Contributors C. E’Jon Moore, J.F. Arnold, Adrienne Johnston, and Nick Ahern discuss Andrew Marin’s article, “I Hugged a Man in His Underwear. And I Am Proud.” What does it mean to apologize to the gay community as a Christian? Can one person or a small group of individuals apologize on behalf of the Church? Is this genuine? Is this where the conversation begins?

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