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Why Conservative Christians Need To Support Gay Marriage
It is imperative that conservative Christians support legalizing gay marriage. In this short succinct discourse, discover...
* Why scripture does NOT support a ban on gay marriage, (even though it does teach traditional marriage)...
* How banning gay marriage advances tyranny instead of protecting Christian values...
* How this fight is costing the church precious ground that will take generations to reclaim...
This is your chance to learn how a ban on gay marriage is not biblical, why Jesus would not support it, and why it sets a dangerous legislative precedent for future generations.
It is a must read for all Christians everywhere.
Check it out now.
* Why scripture does NOT support a ban on gay marriage, (even though it does teach traditional marriage)...
* How banning gay marriage advances tyranny instead of protecting Christian values...
* How this fight is costing the church precious ground that will take generations to reclaim...
This is your chance to learn how a ban on gay marriage is not biblical, why Jesus would not support it, and why it sets a dangerous legislative precedent for future generations.
It is a must read for all Christians everywhere.
Check it out now.
42 pages, Kindle Edition
First published August 2, 2012
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November 27, 2016
Great quick read
As someone who has a quite diverse group of friends, this book really put into a thorough, logical explanation of how it is absolutely possible to support the legalization of gay marriage and identify as Christian. Would highly recommend this read.
As someone who has a quite diverse group of friends, this book really put into a thorough, logical explanation of how it is absolutely possible to support the legalization of gay marriage and identify as Christian. Would highly recommend this read.
April 27, 2013
Wow. This book actually made a lot of sense. Whether you are a homosexual, a Christian or a homosexual Christian, the author gives us quite a bit to think about.
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