Question of Truth
Christianity and Homosexuality
Format:Paperback
Publisher:Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Published:19th Jun '03
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Gareth Moore lectures in theology and philosophy in Oxford. Other works include "The Body in Context".
This text argues that Gay Christians can be responsible and thoughtful moral agents and that we will make no progress until we treat them as such. It disputes the arguments put forward by the Church against homosexuality.The authority of the Church, the Bible and the Christian tradition has always been an essential element in the life of the Church and of Christians. But there is a problem when experience or ordinary empirical knowledge or even commonly accepted scientific theories seem to contradict the voices of authority.;Authorities try increasingly, in reaction to growing acceptance of gays and gay sex within the Church, to argue the case against both.;This text argues that demonstrates that the arguments put forward by the Church are flawed and that Gay Christians are responsible and thoughtful moral agents and that we will make no progress until we treat them as such.
"...he has paved the way for others to write positively of Christianity and homosexuality, freed from the need to answer Vatican pronouncements. A Question of Truth has left those decrees in ruins. This book is a must-read for anyone serious about homosexuality and religion." -Lambda Book Report, November/December 2004
"Moore admits his book brings together what others have already said, but his original contribution is to apply a conceptual and linguistic analysis to this discussion. He is also an excellent pedagogue who uses examples and analogies to clarify his arguments...this is an important book published at a time when many Christians are again publicly discussing homosexuality. " -Charles Curran, The Tablet
"...this work is exhaustive, examining the both the biblical and natural law foundations of Catholic doctrine...Recommended. Lower level undergraduates and above." -CHOICE, Jan. 2004 * Blurb from reviewer *
ISBN: 9780826459497
Dimensions: unknown
Weight: 420g
320 pages