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Stories about Christians and homosexuality

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This book contains stories of people who have chosen not to act on their same-sex attraction.

Description

Despite what the secular media and the gay community say, there are many Christians who do not wish to embrace a gay identity. These are people who, because of their commitment to Jesus Christ and their belief in the Bible, choose not to act upon their same-sex attraction. This book contains stories of people who have made that choice. They wish to share their struggles, and the way in which God has brought about change in their lives. Their hope is that these stories will serve to:

- bring encouragement and hope to those who are also struggling with unwanted feelings of same-sex attraction;

- educate, inform and encourage the wider Christian community about how to respond to homosexuality, and in particular how to help those in our midst who are struggling.

What some of you were also contains four useful appendices exploring cultural, medical and Biblical issues relating to homosexuality. There is also a discussion guide for small groups.

Read a review here.

Other information

Australian Christian Book of the Year for 2002

WHAT SOME OF YOU WERE
edited by Christopher Keane,
and published by Matthias Media

WHAT SOME OF YOU WERE is a bold and timely commentary on homosexuality from a distinctly Australian perspective.

It combines open, honest & at times moving personal stories of those who grapple with homosexuality (their own or that of people close to them). Personal testimonies are supplemented with appendices providing impressive medical, social and theological perspectives on the issue.

Of particular note is Tony Payne's very helpful exposé of the myths we've been fed in our secular understanding of homosexuality.

This book is refreshingly free of jargon and is a compassionate treatment of an issue which – the book itself admits – has been handled poorly at times by Christians.

Although necessarily technical in parts the book is readily accessible to a broad Christian readership.

The judges agree that this is a book which ought to be strongly commended to wide readership by the Christian community.

Table of contents

  • What some of you were - Edward Vaughan
  • Our Stories
  • - Christopher
  • - Ann
  • - Jack
  • - Emma
  • - Dazza
  • - Robin
  • Mother
  • - What it's like to be the mother of a transsexual
  • - The story of Jane: a mother's perspective
  • Daughter
  • - Audrey
  • Wife
  • - Laura
  • - Sara
  • Together
  • - Revelation and recovery: a wife's story
  • - Learning a new way: a husband's story
  • Notes

Additional Information

Author Christopher Keane
ISBN 9781876326418
Dimensions 140mm x 210mm
Pages 172
Publisher Matthias Media
No of Bible studies N/A
Format Paperback
Bible Book N/A

Customer Reviews

Valuable christian perspective on homosexuality

 The book offered a different perspective on the problematic issue of homosexuality, giving various testimonies of the gay experience. A gay person would find something of value and interest in the hypothesis, while not necessarily agreeing with all the views laid down. 

| Review by | 02/02/2011 | Did you find this review helpful?   Yes | No

Very good.

 This book is very helpful to ordinary Christians trying to understand homosexual behaviour, especially when it is affecting the church.

We have a great God who can rescue anyone from this form of immorality with great love and patience.

This book should help us have a more compassionate response to our friends who have found themselves drawn into homosexual behaviour,and help them find the way back to Jesus. 

| Review by | 05/08/2009 | Did you find this review helpful?   Yes | No

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