OPINION: What Church Leaders Should Know About Homosexuality

By Baptist Press , News With a Christian Perspective - June 17, 2009

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(Editor's Note: This monthly column about the issue of homosexuality by various authors is a partnership between Baptist Press and the SBC Task Force on Ministry to Homosexuals. Today's article is by Bob Stith, the SBC's National Strategist for Gender Issues) SOUTHLAKE, Texas -- When I first realized I needed more information on ministering to people who struggled with same-sex attraction, I really didn't know where to turn. Conversations with friends revealed that they didn't know much ... Read the Full Article
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OPINION: What Church Leaders Should Know About Homosexuality
  • zman676
    this is rediculous...

    sorry but this is rediculous... you think that because the APA made a mistake that it excludes all other organizations and research that has been done in the past that more than helps the idea that homosexuality is genetic.
    The fact is is that the APA isnt the only Psycological research facility out there... Heck they usually get their research from other places...
    I will also mention that college psyc books and highschool psyc books use way more than the APA as a resource of their information.
    Why do i say all this... Because statement #2 is rediculous, and this whole thing just came out most likely because everyone is just now making a fuss over the APA mis-hap.
    To conclude there are studies out there that more than prove the anti homosexuality therapy is harmful to people that are victim to the lies produced by the therapists and the church members. There are also studies out there that more than suggest that there is a biological/genetic/birth side to homosexuality. Last there isnt one study that proves that reformative therapies actually work...

    - zman676US June 17, 2009 6:46PM

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