SPRING 2001

“Not one of us doesn’t have someone close to us who is gay or lesbian.” These were the words of Republican elder statesman, former Senator Alan K. Simpson, as he addressed an inaugural breakfast honoring the Republican Unity Coalition, a new political group that includes many openly gay and lesbian Republicans.

WINTER 2001

Exodus “ex-gay” network board chairman John Paulk was caught drinking and socializing in “Mr. P’s,” a well-known gay bar in a heavily gay section of Washington, DC, on Tuesday night, September 19. Paulk, the manager of the homosexuality department of the Religious Right’s Focus on the Family, had been the cover boy for a 1998…

REVIEW. Winter 2001, Vol. 26, No. 1.

“Homosexuality: Speaking as Followers of Jesus” by John Suk. “What I Learned About Homosexuality” by Al Hoksbergen. “The Church’s Response to Sexual Disorder” by Melvin Hugen. “Why We Cannot Heal Among You: An Open letter to Our Christian Community” by Don and Carmen Bergman. “Homosexuality, First Person” by Paul Wise; and two related news items….

Winter 2000

“Why not just let homosexuals `live and let live’?” This is the headline on a recent fund-raising letter from the recklessly antigay television preacher, D. James Kennedy of Fort Lauderdale.

Summer 2000

“These results cannot be taken as evidence that homosexuals change their sexual orientation.” That’s the assessment of Mark Yarhouse, assistant professor in the Doctoral Program in Clinical Psychology at (Pat Robertson’s) Regent University. In his “Research Digest” review for Christian Counseling Today (Vol. 8,No. 2, 2000), he examines a follow-up study of 140 participants attempting…