by Patrik Olterman | Nov 21, 2015 | LGBTQ, Love
I remember last time I walked with the pride parade in Malmö, I had walked the parade many times before but last time was special, it was the first time I felt that I was walking not just in solidarity, not just a straight ally but this time I was walking for myself....
by Patrik Olterman | Aug 14, 2015 | Christian life, Church, LGBTQ, Marriage & Relationships, Sex, Theological reflection
This post was originally posted in september 2012 and taken of the blog that same month as requested by the Salvation Army national leadership. I am now reposting it as it was an important step on the journey. This post in itself was an experiment in being open,...
by Patrik Olterman | Jun 4, 2015
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by Patrik Olterman | Sep 20, 2012 | Christian life, LGBTQ, Theological reflection, Uncategorized
A dear friend and mentor wrote: You ask whether your post will make you an outcast from the Christian community. I hope it does not because we could do with a dose of clear thinking, careful theological reflection, and honesty on this subject, and others. Of course,...
by Patrik Olterman | Jun 7, 2012 | Christian life, Church, Sex, Theological reflection
I am not underprivileged, marginalised or persecuted in any ways. I am a Caucasian, heterosexual male with a DipHE in Theology and Mission. I am employed as a full time minister, doing what I love to do: to teach theology; to build and nurture relationships; to be a...
