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Journal of Theology for Southern Africa

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Mpiloe Zondi

To Tell the Truth

By Mpiloe Zondi

For many years, I was forced, to sit quietly by, and be subjected to the hateful words and acts of self-righteous, religious bigots. Imagine feeling out-numbered, overwhelmed, alone, outcast, and separated from God, all because you knew that you were different. Imagine hiding who and what you are, your friendships, your relationships, and who you […]

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