Is He Nuts?

Why a Gay Man Would Become a Member of the Church of Jesus Christ

De: Dennis Schleicher

Narrado por: Dallin Bradford

Dennis Schleicher's life has been anything but easy. The growing realization that he was gay coupled with his parents' use of religion to justify abuse and neglect led Dennis to have a very complicated relationship with love, God, and organized religion. After suffering a violent hate crime, forced institutionalization, and heartbreak after heartbreak, Dennis was desperate for love and acceptance - he just didn't know where to find it. Walk a mile in Dennis's shoes and see from his eyes how the only love that can truly make you whole is that of the Savior.

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#lovewins

This book made me laugh, cry, and above all feel the Holy Ghost. Thank you for sharing your life story that lead you to find our savior Jesus Christ’s true love.

Life Changing!

I LOVE this book. I was sad when it ended -- I wanted more. It is very reassuring to me. It gives me hope and actionable steps so that i can be a better, more loving person. Thank you for risking all you did to write it Dennis!!!

A Powerful and Touching Story

I found myself "listening, learning and loving" more deeply than ever! I plan to share it with many!

Love louder

I love this book. I love how vulnerable Dennis gets about his life and his experience before his conversion and after his conversion. I am a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of latter-day Saints and I appreciate him being vocal about his conversion! We should all be like Dennis with our testimonies of the Savior! There’s a lot of work to do to bridge the gap for not only LGBTQ but others who are seeking for truth and light and are held back by the lack of fellowship. Again, thank you Dennis for sharing your story!

So touching!

I am an active LDS woman born & raised in our church. I am definitely interested in the plight of our brothers & sisters who don’t fit the typical mold of a “Mormon.” Homosexuality is definitely a challenge for someone who feels the Spirit & identities with the teachings of The Gospel of Jesus Christ. There are other obstacles (disability, racism, obesity, poverty, mental illness etc.) Anyway, I was so touched reading Dennis’ story and felt the Holy Spirit so strongly. If anyone is dealing with an obstacle in their faith, I highly recommend this book. I think most of us deal with obstacles at some point & Dennis’ positive outlook & great love for all of God’s children brings the Spirit. I’m so glad I read this. It truly uplifted me. Thank you.