Faith Autopsy is a deep dive into what happens when we lay our beliefs about LGBTQ+ people on the table next to real lives and the life of Jesus. Part memoir, part Bible study, and part pastoral guide, it walks through the “clobber texts,” shows how to read Scripture in context, and builds a positive, Christ-centered sexual ethic grounded in covenant, consent, honesty, and non-exploitation. Along the way, it tells the story of a gay Christian learning to love God and like himself, and offers concrete practices for churches, families, and individuals who want their theology to bear good fruit.
Book information
Genre
Spirituality and Religion
Length
4 hrs 2 mins
Publish date
Nov 28, 2025
Language
English
About the Author
Ben Dubow
Ben Dubow is a pastor, speaker, writer, and chef-turned-nonprofit leader in Hartford, Connecticut. He came to faith at seventeen and has spent the years since building tables—literal and spiritual—where people taste grace and belonging. Ben mentors young adults in hospitality careers, preaches in a diverse, LGBTQ-affirming church, and writes the Running the Way series on practicing the Way of Jesus in real life. He loves good questions, street-level ministry, and corned-beef hash (well-done).View all Audiobooks by Ben Dubow
Table of Contents
1Opening
8Chapter 7: Building a Positive Theology
2Chapter 1: Setting the Stage
9Chapter 8: Reconstructing
3Chapter 2: Mise En Place
10Chapter 9: Putting Positive Theology Into Practice
Mature
