What evangelicals really say to gays, and why it doesn't make sense eloquently explained by a gay Christian anthropologist. As a member of an evangelical church, the author went through reparative therapy; its failure led him to investigate both scientific and biblical views on homosexuality. Distilled from his personal experience and research, this critique draws from dispirate cultures, genetics, evolution, psychology, and Bible studies. It illuminates the many issues faced by gays, their families, counselors, and ministers, including the current debate about same-sex marriage.
