Love the Person, Hate the Sin

Love the Person, Hate the Sin

Feminism, Christianity, LGBTQ+

This poem deals with the author's frustration with Christianity and their sexuality. Various images surround the poem such as pictures of hands, geometric shapes, and a cat's eye. In this poem, Salazar expresses her distaste for the phrase "love the person, hate the sin" in her experience as bisexual. Salazar theorizes that Christians actually hate all of Salazar because bisexuality is Salazar's identity, and condemns "religious-based bigotry".

Rio Salazar

"#Musings of a Lonely Feminist" Issue #1

Feminist Action Project

2013

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Modern feminist experience in the United States of America.

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