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A Discussion on Homosexuality and the Transgender Movement
What is the current state of the church on sexuality, and how can we compassionately but truthfully address this topic? Alan answers questions like these in this discussion with Jack Hibbs.
Can We Be Friends with People Who Are Different from Us?
Ellen DeGeneres and Elton John had some good words to say to people who don’t believe friendship and love are possible with those who differ on significant issues.
The Myth That Same-Sex Parenting Makes No Difference
A recent study shows that children raised by lesbian couples are “significantly more likely to report same-sex attraction, sexual minority identity, and same-sex sexual experiences.”
Are We Accountable for Unchosen Sinful Desires?
Wrongly assuming that homosexuality is either something one is born with or a choice often leads people to the conclusion that we’re not accountable for our desires. Alan explains why this is a mistake.
The False Dilemma Propagated by Pro-Gay Advocates
We’re told that if your friend identifies as gay or lesbian, then you face a choice: fidelity to your faith or fidelity to your friend. But this is a false dilemma. Those aren't the only options.
Even Love and Hate Need to Be Clarified
Because our culture ties love and hate to agreement and disagreement in some contexts, we need to ask for clarification when people call us to love or accuse us of hate.
Could God Be Merely a Function of the Brain? (Video)
Alan responds to an argument against God’s existence.
Why Is There So Much Evil? (Video)
Alan shares some thoughts regarding three realms of brokenness that produce evil in the world.
The LGBT’s False Dichotomy of Love and Hate
If we uphold Jesus’ teaching that sexual activity is reserved for a married man and woman, does that mean we hate LGBT people?
Principles to Guide Your Relationships with Transgender Friends
Greg and Alan give Christians some principles to guide them in their relationships with people who identify as transgender.