REVIEW. Summer 1981 Vol. 6 No. 3.
“Changing the Homosexual?” by Robert K. Johnston, The Reformed Journal, March 1981.
“Changing the Homosexual?” by Robert K. Johnston, The Reformed Journal, March 1981.
“Homosexuals CAN Change” by Tom Minnery, Christianity Today, February 6, 1981.
“ ‘Ex-Gays’: Religiously Mediated Change in Homosexuals” by E. Mansell Pattison and Myra Loy Pattison, The American Journal of Psychiatry, December 1980. by Dr. Ralph Blair The American Psychiatric Association’s scientific declassification of homosexuality as a mental disorder did not prevent the publication of this article that views it as a sort of spiritual disorder….
Christianity, Social Tolerance, and Homosexuality: Gay People in Western Europe from the Beginning of the Christian Era to the Fourteenth Century by John Boswell (The University of Chicago Press, 1980, 424 pp.) The Unmentionable Vice: Homosexuality in the Later Medieval Period by Michael Goodich (ABC-Clio, 1979, 164 pp.)
Gay is Not Good by Frank M. duMas (Thomas Nelson, 1979, 331 pp.) Shadow of Sodom by Paul D. Morris (Tyndale House, 1978, 164 pp.)
“Biblical Perspectives on Homosexuality” by Walter Wink, The Christian Century, November 7, 1979. “The Christian Suspicion of Homosexuality” by Hugh A. Koops, New Brunswick Theological Seminary Newsletter, March 1979. by Dr. Ralph Blair Wink teaches biblical interpretation at Auburn Seminary; Koops is dean of New Brunswick Seminary. Both discard references to Sodom since, as Wink…
Such Were Some of You by Kevin Linehan (Herald Press, 1979, 231 pp.) Homosexuality: A Biblical View by Greg Bahnsen (Baker Book House, 1978, 152 pp.)
“A Case Against Homosexuality” by Paul Cameron, The Human Life Review, Summer 1978.
The Gospel and the Gay by Kenneth Gangel (Thomas Nelson, 1978, 202 pp.) The Right, the Good and the Happy by Bernard L. Ramm (Word, 1971, 188 pp.)
Homosexuality and the Church by Richard Lovelace (Fleming H. Revell, 1978, 158 pp.) by Dr. Ralph Blair Church historian Richard Lovelace fails to comprehend and resolve his basic error: interpreting a natural and morally neutral phenomenon, homosexuality, to be, in all cases, unnatural and, if expressed, sinful. Rather woodenly citing pittances from Barth, Brunner and…