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Debating Religious Liberty and Discrimination
Go to this Review on Amazon & Vote “Helpful” at end of the Review “Debating Religious Liberty and Discrimination” (2107) uses a point-counterpoint approach between John Corvino, Professor and Philosopher Chair at Wayne State University and the team of Ryan T. Anderson, Research Fellow at Heritage Foundation and Sherif Girgis, Ph.D. philosophy candidate at Princeton.…
Read MoreThe Heart of Female Same-Sex Attraction — A Comprehensive Counseling Resource
Go to this Review on Amazon & Vote “Helpful” at end of the Review I decided to read Janelle Hallman’s book The Heart of Female Same-Sex Attraction — A Comprehensive Counseling Resource (InterVarsity, 2008) because it was cited several times in the newly created Restored Hope Network (RHN) position paper. For those unfamiliar with RHN,…
Read MoreOut of a Far Country
Go to this Review on Amazon & Vote “Helpful” at end of the Review At the urging of many Asian Pacific Islander (API) LGBTQ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer) Christian friends, I’ve read and reviewed Christopher Yuan and Angela Yuan’s jointly authored book “Out of a Far Country” (WaterBrook Books, 2011). Specifically, within the API…
Read MoreSingle Gay Christian—A Personal Journey of Faith and Sexual Identity
Go to this Review on Amazon & Vote “Helpful” at end of the Review Gregory Coles, author of Single Gay Christian—A Personal Journey of Faith and Sexual Identity by Gregory Coles (IVP Books 2017), seems to be a likeable and “delightful” young man. I’ve watched several videos and read his very short book (117 pages)…
Read MorePeople to be Loved—Why Homosexuality is Not Just an Issue
Go to this Review on Amazon & Vote “Helpful” at end of the Review When I began “People to be Loved-Why Homosexuality is Not Just an Issue” by Preston Sprinkle (Zondervan, 2015), I was tentatively encouraged by the author’s gracious tone and seeming willingness to break away from the evangelical party line on exclusionary practices…
Read MoreWhat Does the Bible Really Teach About Homosexuality?
Go to this Review on Amazon & Vote “Helpful” at end of the Review Kevin DeYoung’s What Does the Bible Really Teach About Homosexuality? offers yet another utterly maddening viewpoint of “God’s truth” about gay people. I’ve read the bulk of such books written over the past few decades, beginning with the first “gays are out to destroy America” book…
Read MoreOutlasting the Gay Revolution
Go to this Review on Amazon & Vote “Helpful” at end of the Review Lacking Academic Research & Understanding. Brown called the last public review I posted on one of his books Brown a “revision” not a review. I expect this one will receive a similar response, in particular when Mr. Brown suggests that his…
Read MoreUnderstanding Gender Confusion: A Faith-Based Perspective
Go to this Review on Amazon & Vote “Helpful” at end of the Review When I read information about sexual orientation and gender identity issues, the context of time is an ESSENTIAL piece of the communication. This element is sadly left out of Shick’s writing. I had to do the math — she is about…
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COMING SPRING 2022: How People Feel About Our Work | Book Reviews will be posted after “Forging a Sacred Weapon” is published Back to HUB: Forging a Sacred Weapon Stay Connected As we all know, sometimes it takes a village. CONTENT Subscribe to Newsletter Donate | Support CWC Speaking/Workshop Bookings Kathy’s Useful Book Reviews Reviews…
Read MoreGay Awareness: Discovering the Heart of God and the Mind of Christ on Sexuality
Texas-based, traveling evangelist Landon Schott is certainly not unique in his strongly anti-gay theological and ideological beliefs. His lack of academic integrity and immature reasoning skills alone should render him inconsequential in the conversation about faith as it intersects with sexual orientation. Yet, he can’t be dismissed because his target market is teens and young…
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