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| by Joe Dallas |
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A Strong Delusion by Joe Dallas takes a powerful, st:raightforward look at the growing acceptance of homosexuality in the evangelical community. From his unique perspective of the pro-gay Christian movement, Joe provides:
-a thorough background in the development and nature of the movement
-a concise, detailed understanding of pro-gay theology?s beliefs
-a clear Biblical response to each belief
-a practical, compassionate plan to bring truth to people caught in the homosexual lifestyle.
In this important book, Joe reports that former pastor and prominent evangelical writer Mel White, a major spokesperson for the pro-gay movement, has written a book promoting the gay philosophy which has been endorsed by Philip Yancy, editor of Christianity Today.
He says that the composer of the gospel song "For Those Tears I Died," Marsha Stevens, is now openly lesbian. Sadly, according to Dallas, even Ken Medema, a popular gospel recording artist, is a defender of the pro-gay religious movement and "lends his talents to meetings of gay Christian groups."
In the book A Strong Delusion, the author explains how the movement began, how it has swept into the evangelical camp, and how it attempts to justify itself theologically. Dallas explains the general arguments in favor of acceptance of the homosexual lifestyle and provides powerful Biblical evidence against it.
This is a compassionate, yet forceful apologetic for traditional Biblical sexuality. You can order this book from Return to the Word for a gift of $15 or more. If you would like to hear Joe's interviews with us, you can order the broadcasts from 1/29/97, 3/4/97, and 3/5/97. Each audio tape is available for a gift of $7 or more.
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