Was Rich Mullins gay?

None are really a coherent portrait of his life. The biography, An Arrow Pointing to Heaven by James Bryan Smith, is billed as a “devotional biography.” That seems to mean it often diverts into abstract discussions of Christian theology. I email Smith asking if he can supply evidence to disrupt a gay reading of Mullins’ life. I don’t hear back. I sit thinking about all the available information, so often vague, and given to abrubt terminations. In Rich Mullins: A Ragamuffin’s Legacy, his friend Mitch McVicker says: “Resignation and longing are his two major themes, according to him, in his songs. And those wouldn’t be there if he wasn’t — ” Mitch pauses, and then adds: “The messed up pile of stuff that he was.” <a href="https://medium.com/belover/the-queer-love-of-rich-mullins-f14170612b63">Visit Now</a>