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If there were a gay heaven who would be the saints?
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All of my friends who died of AIDS in the 80s and 90s - I would love to see them all again. I miss them very much to this day.
You've nailed it. Thread closed?
NotHardUp1
What? Me? Really?
Ang Lee (he's not dead yet), as he hasn't been given enough credit for changing the gay landscape in America.
Fred Rogers (he was Presbyterian, and not gay, but I'd hope Gay Heaven isn't exclusive), as he taught self-acceptance, the most fundamental foundation of being gay.
David G., a local man I knew who was a leader in my small town, and out before most could safely be out.
Kyle K., as he helped me BE gay, and he doesn't believe in any other heaven, so he's gonna need a place to go.
Larry G. He never came out, but he was a great role model for excellence, and striving for excellence is how many gays deal with the injustice of this world.
I'm sure I could do this all day, but my point is saints are not the famous, or even the great, but the good, and they are all around us.
Fred Rogers (he was Presbyterian, and not gay, but I'd hope Gay Heaven isn't exclusive), as he taught self-acceptance, the most fundamental foundation of being gay.
David G., a local man I knew who was a leader in my small town, and out before most could safely be out.
Kyle K., as he helped me BE gay, and he doesn't believe in any other heaven, so he's gonna need a place to go.
Larry G. He never came out, but he was a great role model for excellence, and striving for excellence is how many gays deal with the injustice of this world.
I'm sure I could do this all day, but my point is saints are not the famous, or even the great, but the good, and they are all around us.
