Christians and Gay-Rights Advocates: Hatred or Humanity?
Posted on Dec 10, 2010
I have just completed a short series on gay-rights advocates and Christians treating one another as humans. The first several titles I used in that series did not make clear what the topic was, so I’m appending this as a topic-title page.
- To Treat One Another As Humans: Urging gay-rights advocates to be consistent in practicing what I presume to be one of their values: treating others as humans, even those with whom they disagree.
- To Treat One Another As Humans, Part 2a: Encouraging Christians to treat gay-rights supporters with truth and grace.
- To Treat One Another As Humans, Part 2b: Finishing the topic begun in part 2a.
- Can a Homosexual Be a Christian? Can a Christian Be Homosexual?
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