I WAS BORN THIS WAY

Summary

In this conversation, Keith Lee Johnson explores the intricate dynamics between faith, grief, and personal beliefs through the lens of his characters, London St. John and Sharon Blackwell. The dialogue delves into London's struggle with anger towards God after losing his wife, and Sharon's complex identity as a lesbian and atheist raised in a religious household. Their encounter in a coffee shop serves as a catalyst for deep discussions about faith, science, and the human experience, ultimately leading to revelations about their pasts and beliefs.