Faith & identity — no closet
Holding hands is not a crime.
And loving God never required hiding. This site exists to say it out loud.
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Why on earth would —
And the book they hold against you?
It was translated. Retranslated. Then slanted.
And the indoctrination?
Who's really indoctrinating?
Have you ever seen LGBTQIA+ people going door to door to “convert” anyone? Evangelising? Recruiting? No.
An orientation isn't a creed. Not a faith, not a religion. It's an identity — our way of choosing who we want closest in our lives.
And really —
What drives people away from God isn't us.
The violence, the contempt, sometimes the cruelty of anti-LGBT+ believers: that is what turns people away from religion the most. They claim to defend the faith — and empty it of meaning.
Like racism, this hatred doesn't judge actions. It condemns people for who they are. It says nothing about those it targets. It says everything about those who carry it.
Let's be clear-eyed —
Keep the faith. Leave the superstition.
At their root, religions were answers to injustice — shelters for the weak, not weapons against them. But born in ignorance of the universe and the laws of nature, they slowly piled up fears and prohibitions — including the rejection aimed at us. A deposit, not a foundation.
Let's keep the rational heart of faith — love, justice, compassion. Leave the rest to the superstitions of another age.
The idea that an LGBTQIA+ person is a “criminal in disguise” contradicts our one and only demand: never having to hide again.
And so many lives in silence —
How many of us believe, in secret?
Torn between a faith, a culture we deeply love — and the rejection of those who claim it. So many LGBTQIA+ people pray quietly, their hearts split in two.
So let's step into the light
Here, you have nothing to hide.
An LGBTQIA+ person also has the right to express their love for God. To celebrate their joy, their potential, to be surrounded by a community, by allies and loving parents.
No less, no more than anyone else. Just like everyone, differently. And that's perfect as it is.
“Shall I tell you the secret of the gay agenda? It is to be loved and accepted as is. That's all.”
What we really want
In solidarity. Peaceful. At peace.
In solidarity with one another — and beyond, with every community our members belong to. We threaten no one. Our only wish: to live in peace, in a world that is too.