The Great Debate

The four stories in The Great Debate illustrate both the pain of gays who feel rejected by the Church, and the joy that comes with realizing that God is by no means subject to the laws of human society. Who is the ultimate judge of the world? When God and organized religion stand at bitter odds with each other, who are we supposed to listen to? The four tales within The Great Debate, while each fully capable of standing on its own, follow this common theme. This is a book that can be enjoyed by the casual reader, just as it may come to be treasured by any reader who has ever felt rejected by the Church, even where they are certain that God is still with them.