God and the Gay Christian : The Biblical Case in Support of Same-Sex Relationships (Paperback)

from Marisol

There is no biblical case for this lifestyle. Yahweh is the same yesterday, today, and forever.

from azolibrary

Matthew Vines hermeneutic has more holes than swiss cheese. This is a great book if you are looking for a reason to validate homosexual practices and you don't really care about careful exegesis.

from NeedMoreShelves

I found myself quite impressed with this book. Vines makes thoughtful and reasoned arguments for his belief that committed, same-sex relationships are not condemned by the Bible. I specifically appreciated how clear it was that this is a man who has a deep respect for the Biblical text, and has c...

from nicholasjjordan

Great starting point if you come to questions of Christian sexual ethics from a conservative Biblical hermeneutical tradition and want to see what LGBTQIA-affirming arguments are being made about the big six Biblical passages. I admire Vines for how hard he works to engage with people who disagre...

from NLytle

Matthew Vines, the author of this book, started a new outreach group to Christian fundamentalists. Having some experience with Christian fundamentalists, I am rather dubious about the success of this endeavor; nonetheless, it made me curious about the book he wrote while starting the outreach. Th...