Explorations in Macroeconomics

Long, Ronald

Willis, James F.

Primack, Martin L.

Science & Math

CAT Pub. Co

Faker is a five chapter Bible study that looks at what Jesus had to say about the hypocrites in His day.After every chapter are three devotional thoughts to help you digest what the previous chapter had to say.At the end of the book, there is a five session Leader Guide for anyone to lead a group through a study of the passages and thoughts found in Faker.Want to make sure you aren't a hypocrite? Want to know what Jesus had to say about those in His day who were?Want to find out how to live a genuine Christian life?Check out Faker today!

Faker

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Do you wish you could talk about your faith without being Awkward?There may be times you really wish you could talk about Jesus with your friends, but it just feels weird. You may be asking questions like: “Where do I start?” “What do I say?” “How do I talk about sin?” “What should I tell them about God?” “What if I’m afraid?” “Is it really up to me to talk about the Gospel?”In “Awkward,” you’ll learn how you can weave the Gospel into your every day conversations with the people God has put in your life so that they can hear the Good News about Jesus! Instead of being awkward, you’ll learn that sharing Jesus with someone can be the best experience you’ll ever have!

Awkward

Compare worldwide religious regulations involving gay sex and masculinity! Men, Homosexuality, and the Gods: An Exploration into the Religious Significance of Male Homosexuality in World Perspective is an eye-opening look at the traditions of particular religions and their edicts concerning gay sex. This book examines the origins of holy directives involving homosexuality—whether forbidden, tolerated, or mandatory—and establishes a link between theology, sex roles, and the sensitive issue of masculinity. This text draws a parallel between homosexuality and the idea of religion, suggesting that gay rights can be understood as a freedom of religion issue. While most readers are familiar with the traditional Islamic, Christian, and Hebrew prohibitions against sex between two males, this book also reveals other historic religions from around the world that neither opposed nor looked down on homosexuality. Men, Homosexuality, and the Gods argues that masculinity is the universal theme that formed historical interpretation—warriors and men of high status could not be sexually receptive or “feminine” and still be called “men.” This intriguing text shows how the modern homophile movements are in effect redefining masculinity to obliterate the stigma of being a sexually receptive man. Men, Homosexuality, and the Gods examines the significance of homosexuality in such religions as: 
<ul>
<li> the Sambians of New Guinea </li>
<li> the Taoists of Ancient China </li>
<li> Plato and the later Stoics </li>
<li> Islamic Sufism </li>
<li> Native American culture </li>
<li> Hebrew Scriptures </li>
<li> early Christianity </li>
<li> Buddhism </li>
</ul> Men, Homosexuality, and the Gods is an enlightening book that honors homosexual claims to moral integrity and appreciates religion and religious figures without rancor. Easy-to-read and free of technical language, this volume is for anyone who has an academic, professional, or personal interest in theology and homosexuality. The author is available for speaking engagements and can be contacted at Ronldlong@aol.com

Men, Homosexuality, and the Gods: An Exploration into the Religious Significance of Male Homosexuality in World Perspective

Routledge

Men, Homosexuality, and the Gods: An Exploration into the Religious Significance of Male Homosexuality in World Perspective (Haworth Gay & Lesbian Studies)

Literature & Fiction

United States

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