LGBTQI people in the church have spent a long time being told what God expects of them and how they should behave. In no other significant religious question are ‘theological’ arguments made that so clearly reject overwhelming scientific and experiential knowledge about the human person. In Queer Holiness Charlie Bell argues that to push such a theology is not only deficient, but fundamentally untheological, and challenges Christians to seriously grapple with the consequences of doing so. He seeks to find a better way to do theology – not about, but with and of LGBTQI people, taking insights from the sciences and personal narrative to begin to answer the question – what does human flourishing look like?