Luke 2

Luke 2, at its core, is a narrative about God’s breaking into the human story, prioritizing the least, last, and most marginalized, and revealing God's self to be on the side of the oppressed and in opposition to the sin of systems that elevate some and diminish others. As we queer this pericope, we experience the birth of Jesus, who was born and laid in a manger, because there was no room for him in the inn. How often do our queer siblings feel that there is no room for them in the spaces that they should expect to inhabit?

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