Pro-gay arguments regularly appeal to the experiences of gay people.

This is an informed and compassionate Christian response to such arguments.

In contemporary discussions about sexuality, great
prominence is given to personal stories from gay
people.


This emphasis can also been seen in recent
Christian debates. But it is a one-sided testimony,
and this book is intended to redress the balance and
to advance the discussion.


In addition to personal stories from a different perspective, this book contains academic contributions from experts in the fields of psychology, psychotherapy, genetics, biblical and pastoral theology, social ethics and cultural analysis.


This compilation provides a resource for those concerned more broadly with issues of human sexuality and for those who struggle with same-sex issues, whether from a pastoral or a personal point of view.