Marriage and Sexuality

The 1999 Annual NARTH Conference

In Nov. 1999, the Nat'l Assn. of Research and Therapy of Homosexuality held a conference. Speakers included the past president of the Utah Psychological Assn., who said he now believes sexual-orientation change is possible, and Rabbi S. Rosenberg, founder

2001 Exodus Conference

On August 6-11 2001, the Christian ex-gay ministry Exodus International will hold its annual conference in Ridgecrest, North Carolina.

5 Lies the Church Tells Women

5 of the lies some churches tell women, taken from J. Lee Grady's book '10 Lies the Church Tells Women.' Includes a woman's place in the family, in the church, in the workplace and the world.

A.P.A. Promotes Policies Opening the Way to Same-Sex Marriage

The American Psychological Association is using its financial resources to promote policies that will open the way to same-sex marriage. A.P.A.'s Public Policy Office is working in concert with other advocacy groups to lobby in opposition to DOMA (The Def

APA Research is Increasingly Radical, Anti-Family

The American Psychological Association has been publishing research which supports the values of radical feminists, gay activists, and even advocates of the normalization of pedophilia. Citations of specific articles.

The Abolition of Marriage
First Things, August/September 1996

"The Abolition of Marriage: How We Destroy Lasting Love" is a book by Maggie Gallagher. It is reviewed here by Kari Jenson Gold. This book explores the "culture of divorce." The author asserts that the triumph of the sexual revolution is largely resp

Abortion
Issues Tearing Our Nation's Fabric

Chapter 1 of "Issues Tearing Our Nation's Fabric", exploring 25 key issues dividing the nation of America.

Abortion: A Failure to Communicate
First Things, April 1998

Swope concludes, "If pro-lifers are willing to reframe the debate in a way that affected women can better understand..the movement can regain the moral high ground...and begin to reach successfully the very women who most need the pro-life message."

Abortion: The Issue That Won't Go Away
John H. Stoll, Ph.D.

Among the issues in today's world that are divisive and inflammatory, none is so great as the battle over abortion. It has increased over the years, and seems it will become even greater in the days ahead. Christians are divided over how to address the issue from a Biblical perspective.

About the Authors
Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood

No abstract available for this article

Adultery
Kerby Anderson

Staggering numbers of people are engaged in adultery, and grievously, this includes the church. This essay explores several myths about adultery and offers sound suggestions for preventing adultery by meeting spouses' needs.

Adventure in Divine Submission
Mike Hawkins

Personal testimony of a man who contracted AIDS through homosexual activity, but who found much comfort and victory over homosexuality through a relationship with Jesus Christ.

Alan Chambers
Former Homosexual

Even though I kept going back to gay bars, I knew God loved me. He was there with me, waiting.

Alan Chambers
A Dream Come True

My dream world offered me something I desperately needed--love...I longed for someone to love me because they wanted me.

Alan Medinger
He Healed My Marriage

Alan had a wonderful wife, two lovely daughters and held a responsible position in his church. But his frequent trips to the parks, porn shops and gay bars nearly ruined his marriage and his life.

American Psychology: The Political Science
Ray W. Johnson

Explores the American Psychology Associations political activities including ERA, unrestricted abortion (including abortion for children without parental notification and consent), sex and racial-ethnic discrimination, and homosexual politics.

Andy Comiskey
Led To The Living Waters

After being gang-raped, beaten up...and hit with several bouts of VD, I decided to reevaluate my "liberating" move and give my life to Christ.

Anita Worthen
Growing Through The Pain

My son, a homosexual? I felt overwhelmed with guilt and shame-and I determined to "fix" him, no matter what it took.

Anne Paulk
Former Lesbian

As a lesbian, I found hurt people just wanting someone to love. As a Christian, I found loving people just wanting to heal my hurt.

Annie on My Mind
Book Review

This book discusses medical and scientific issues relating to homosexuality--including causation, treatment, the role of self-deception in creating a gay identity, AIDS exceptionalism, and natural-law arguments against homosexuality.

Anthony Falzarano
Husband, Father, Former Homosexual

I know what it's like to be rejected by the men I should have been able to trust the most.

Anthony Falzarano
Good News: Gays Can Change

Anthony Falzarano's life is a daily rebuttal to the gay myth that homosexuals cannot change their "orientation." From a past that included male prostitution, he is now a family man who is helping to free others from homosexuality's powerful grip.

Archives of General Psychiatry Article Asks, Could Homosexuality be a "Developmental Error"?

Two recent studies reported in the same issue of Archives of General Psychiatry have found significantly higher levels of pathology in the gay population. One speculation offered in the journal is that homosexuality could be a developmental error.

Arguments Against Abortion
Kerby Anderson

Biblical, medical, legal and philosophical arguments against abortion are offered.

The Assault on Parenthood
First Things, October 1997

Book review of "The Assault on Parenthood: How Culture Undermines the Family" by Dana Mack. Her conclusion is that the primary cause of American youth consists in the usurping of parental authority by outside institutions. Reviwed by Nancy Pearcey.

Attempts to Modify Sexual Orientation: A Review of Outcome Literature and Ethical Issues

A past president of the American Mental Health Counselors Association carefully reviews the professional literature on sexual orientation change. Is change possible, and are efforts to change appropriate? Dr. Warren Throckmorton believes the answer is ye

Attitudes Among Therapists about Homosexuality

Is homosexuality a problem of gender identity? A missed potential? A normal condition one is born into? A developmental disorder? The range of ideas NARTH has heard from psychologists.

The Battle for Normality: A Guide for (Self)Therapy for Homosexuals
Book Review

Gay liberation ideology is a sad lie, says psychologist G. van den Aardweg. His book calls for self-examination and self-discipline, the understanding that feelings must not be one's ultimate guide, and an appreciation for gender roles in growth toward m

Becky Johnstone
The Greatest Enemy

When Becky's husband confessed his adulterous affair with another man, she was stunned. But an even bigger crisis still lay ahead: unknown to both of them, her husband had been infected with the AIDS virus.

Bem's Theory of Sexual Orientation: Implications for Treatment and Prevention

Summarizes Bem's theory, and examine some of its implications to the issues surrounding the treatment and prevention of homosexuality.

Bernard Coleman
Hope for the Future

As I faced my 36th birthday, I dreaded the future. My current homosexual relationship was crumbling, and even the drink in my hand couldn't numb the ache inside.

Beth Babb
God Restored My Marriage

"Beth," my friend confided, "when I pray about your husband, two words keep getting impressed on my heart. One is suicide, and the other is homosexuality."

Beyond Gay, by David Morrison
Book Review

The book's author, a young Catholic with same-sex attractions, is thankful that he was not encouraged to self-identify as gay as a teenager. Greater maturity has given him a different perspective.

Bill Hernandez
An End to the Loneliness

Even after I arrived at the "top" of the homosexual lifestyle, I was still lonely and unhappy

The Biological Basis for Gender-Specific Behavior (Chapter 16)
Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood

No abstract available for this article

The Biological Research on Homosexuality
Book Excerpt

An excerpt of Jeffrey Satinover's chapter from the book, 'Homosexuality and American Public Life' explains that genetic factors account for at most, a small proportion of the risk factor for homosexuality.

Blaming the Guns Again
Timothy Wheeler, M.D.

The author claims that, even before the body counts and other details were known in the Littleton, Colorado school shooting incident, media representatives were wrongly pointing fingers at the so-called "gun culture."

Bob Davies
My Secret War

I had spent years in church, graduated from Bible school, and served in short-term missions. But a hidden battle was raging inside that threatened to destroy me.

Breakdown of the Family
Issues Tearing Our Nation's Fabric

Chapter 3 of "Issues Tearing Our Nation's Fabric", exploring 25 key issues dividing the nation of America.

Broken Homes, Broken Hearts
Kerby Anderson

Documents impact of illegitmacy on America?s families. Discusses teenage pregnancies, and provides alternatives.

Building Holy Families the Natural Way
Cindy Omlin

This article explores a resurgence among young evangelical Protestant couples who are embracing Natural Family Planning (NFP) as the way to naturally and faithfully build Christian families.

Can Homosexuals Change?
Sue Bohlin

There is hope for those who don't want to be gay. Because homosexuality is a response to being wounded, there is hope for healing. This article examines paths

Carrie Wingfield
Yearning To Be Loved

Hostility and anger grew in me toward all men. "They just want their own gratification, regardless of how I feel.", I thought. No one could satisfy my insatiable need for love.

Catholic Bishops' Statement on Homosexuality, NARTH's Response

The National Conference of Catholic Bishops released a pastoral letter called 'Always Our Children' (AOC) to reach out to parents coping with homosexuality in a child. The message has positive aspects, but unfortunately misunderstood the origins and treat

"Catholic Gobbledygook"
First Things, October 1997

The author considers the Catholic annulment process in America. The issue of annulments raises several interesting questions: the nature of marriage, the laxity of American Catholics and the difficult problems in broken relationships.

Change is Not Possible?
Letter to a Psychology Professor

A psychology professor tells a class of seminarians that sexual-orientation change is neither desirable nor possible. A seminarian in the class disagrees--he sees homosexuality as a matter of stunted emotional growth, leaving him unprepared him to enter t

Charity, Clarity, and Hope: The Controversy and the Cause of Christ (Chapter 26)
Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood

No abstract available for this article

Childhood Gender-Identity Disorder Diagnosis Under Attack

The A.P.A. Monitor ran a story in the June 1997 issue describing the growing conflict over the diagnosis of Childhood Gender-Identity Disorder.

Chris MacKenzie
Help-My Son is Gay!

I was devastated to find out about Damon's sexual involvement with other men. I began to pray, but I had little hope that he would ever change.

Chris Medcalf
Lessons From London

Don't go at [ministry] alone. You need spiritual and emotional by involving yourself in a Biblical-based fellowship.

The Church as Family: Why Male Leadership in the Family Requires Male Leadership in the Church (Chapter 13)
Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood

No abstract available for this article

Client Describes Change Process

'When I began reparative therapy,' an ex-gay man says, 'I took on the task of growing from a wounded little boy to a whole and heterosexual man. In my relationship with my therapist I have received masculine mentoring that gives me the encouragement to c

Clinically Based Thoughts About The Development Of Homosexuality
Johanna Krout Tabin, Ph.D.

The author shares her thoughts about how homosexuality develops.

College Right-to-Life Handbook
Andrew A. Sicree

This handbook is intended to serve as a resource for college students working to bring the right-to-life movement to their campuses. It is meant to be a practical, working manual - with a smattering of pro-life theory for good measure.

Coming Out Of The Closet: Why I Decided To Treat Homosexuals Who Want To Change Their Orientation
Paul Popper, Ph.D.

Dr. Popper shares how he became involved quietly in treating male homosexuals who wanted to leave the lifestyle because he saw the pain of these men and because he thought he could help. He wanted to continue quietly because it was safer, easier and there was less accountability. However, during the last few years as he became aware that the professional organizations of psychotherapists which govern the ethical standards of the different disciplines were seriously considering ruling that it was unethical to treat homosexuals who wanted to change their orientation, his timidity and fear was overcome by indignation. (Haynes, NASW, APA)

Common-Sense Answers to Arguments for Abortion
Dr. Norman L. Geisler

Dr. Geisler examines 14 common arguments for abortion and presents common-sense answers.

The Complex Interaction Of Genes And Environment: A Model For Homosexuality
Jeffrey Satinover, M.D.

There is essentially no dimension of behavior which is not both environmentally and genetically influenced. Genes and environment interact in extraordinarily complex ways with each other, as well as among themselves to produce a final result; the environmental influences are multi-factorial and affect each other; in human behavior, the pertinent genes are also multiple. Furthermore, there are very few circumstances where free will plays little or no role in what we do. These facts are true of homosexuality as of all other dimensions of human behavior.

Contentment and Joy!
Laura Leigh Storment

Personal testimony of a woman who left homosexuality through a relationship with Jesus Christ, and who now counsels others who are leaving the lifestyle.

The Costly Consequences of Divorce
An Independent Study Seminar

This research-based seminar assesses the clinical, economic, and public health impact of marital disruption in the United States. The consequences of marital disruption for individuals as well as society as a whole are currently the topics of a growing national discourse. This independent study seminar, consisting of six learning modules, is intended to explore these controversies by examining data from a variety of studies including clinical, sociological, and demographic research. In addition, the seminar is intended to help focus the research and discussion in these areas by identifying consistent patterns, inconsistencies, and vacuums in the available data as well as highlighting where research needs remain the most critical.

A Critique Of Bem's E.B.E Theory

Daryl Bem explains male homosexuality as a result of temperament producing gender-inappropriate behavior, which causes the boy to feel different from same-sex peers, creating 'non-specific autonomic arousal' toward other boys. A psychodynamic critique is

A Critique of the Writings of Richard Isay
Joseph Berger, M.D.

Richard Isay is a psychoanalyst who in recent years has been a vehement critic of the traditional psychodynamic approach to homosexuality. This paper discusses the scientific foundations upon which Isay bases some of his claims, the clinical material that he presents, his own attitudes towards the work and findings of other therapists, and the conclusions that he comes to.

A Critique of the Writings of Richard Isay by Joseph Berger, M.D.
NARTH Bulletin

No abstract available for this article

Crossdressing and Christianity: A REAL Man's Struggle
Randall Wayne

Christian man struggling with cross-dressing finds strength to quit through Jesus Christ.

Cyberporn
Kerby Anderson

Examines the pervasiveness of pornography on computer. Provides suggestions for congressional action and parental action.

Daddy's Little Girl
First Things, March 1999

Shalit dismantles the latest novel by Alice Walker.

The Danvers Statement (Appendix 2)
Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood

No abstract available for this article

Dawn Killion
Former Lesbian Activist

Being lesbian wasn't an issue for me. I was happy. But then someone changed my life forever.

Dawn Killion
Freedom: A Matter of the Heart

I looked around the crowded courtroom. I knew I was guilty of a pretty serious crime. Six months before, two other women and I had set fire to a naval building in Jacksonville, Florida. The structure was totally destroyed. Now the case was over, and I was about to be sentenced. I held my breath as the judge looked at me.

Dean Byrd Lectures at Utah Valley State College
NARTH Bulletin

No abstract available for this article

DebbieLynne Simmons
Answering God's Call

God seemed to be leading me into ex-gay ministry. But how could I-a woman who had never struggled with homosexuality-help people coming out of the gay lifestyle.

Deceived, Then Totally Freed
Steven Hunt

Homosexual man leaves homosexuality after coming to know Jesus Christ.

The Dilemma over "Moral Intuition" and its Relevance to Science

Psychologist Gerald Zuriff asks: is pedophilia harmless, as long as the victims claim they were not psychologically harmed? Or is there a moral intuition or principle at work here which is essential to the discussion of harm---and one which psychology ign

Divorce
Kerby Anderson

Documents the effect of divorce on noth individuals and families, providing a biblical response.

Dorothy Allan
He is Faithful!

Our daughter-a lesbian? Suddenly my heart felt like ice. How could she, a Christian, be involved in such despicable behavior?

Dottie Ludwig
Searching for Love

Although I appeared professional and successful in my nursing career, I lived with constant guilt and fear of being "found out" as a practising lesbian.

Dynamic Sex
Rusty Wright

"A fulfilling love life. How can I have one? How can I get the most out of sex?" University students worldwide ask these questions. Why? Because both pleasure and emotional fulfillment are important facets of sex.

Earthly Fathers
Scott Sawyer

A tribute to a father.

Educating for Marriage, Sort Of
First Things, March 2001

Americans are seriously interested in reviving a culture of stable marriage. Part of this renewed interest has been stimulated by public policy makers who, recognizing the troubling social, emotional, and economic legacy of divorce, have decided to act. Determined to test new ways to encourage lasting marriages, they have directed many of their efforts toward encouraging marriage preparation programs in schools and churches.

Education Beyond the Classroom
Jerry Solomon

A significant portion of a child?s education takes place beyond a formal classroom. Parents are encouraged to give attention to what their children hear, read, and see. The "curriculum" often includes naturalism, hedonism, syncretism, pragmatism, existentialism, and postmodernism. Sensitive parents will encourage their children to recognize these ideas and respond by thinking God?s thoughts after Him.

Efforts to Silence NARTH Continue

NARTH's Dr. Joseph Nicolosi documents efforts among professional organizations in the healing professions to isolate and silence NARTH.

End No-Fault Divorce?
First Things, August/September 1997

In this article both sides of the issue of no-fault divorce are considered.

Episopalians: The Leftward Center
First Things, November 1997

In this article, the author considers the current state of the Episcopalian Church. As in other denominations, the questions of the ordination of women and the legitimacy of homosexuality, have split the Church into liberal and traditional factions.

The Essence of Femininity: A Personal Perspective (Chapter 25)
Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood

No abstract available for this article

Ex-Gay Men and Women Needed for New Study

Has it been five years now, since you came out of homosexuality? If so, a prominent researcher wants to talk to you for his national study.

Exploding the Myth of Constitutional Homosexuality

A brief summary of NARTH's position on constitutional homosexuality by NARTH President Charles Socarides. It was written in response to a book review of LeVay's and Hamer's studies; their studies have attributed homosexuality to genetic causes.

Factors Associated with the Outcome of Psychoanalysis of Homosexual Patients
Houston MacIntosh, M.D.

This study examines the response of 287 psychoanalysts to a survey regarding their work in psychoanalysis with 1222 homosexual patients. It is a continuation of a previous study of attitudes and experiences of psychoanalysts in analyzing homosexual patients regarding whether a homosexual patient in analysis, for whatever reason, can and should change to heterosexuality. This paper will focus on other analyst variables as they relate to the outcome of psychoanalysis with homosexual patients in regards to reported change to heterosexuality and receiving of significant therapeutic benefit

The Family and the Church: How Should Biblical Manhood and Womanhood Work Out in Practice? (Chapter 20)
Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood

No abstract available for this article

Father Facts
Wade F. Horn, Ph.D. (National Fatherhood Initiative)

A complete review of the current social science literature on fatherhood and family trends, this booklet, compiled by National Fatherhood Initiative president Wade Horn, Ph.D., emphasizes how father absence is related to our nation's most pressing social ills such as crime and poverty.

A Father's Search For Understanding

A father learns of his son's homosexuality and laments that he allowed the boy to be too close to his mother, and to avoid closeness with him and with his male peers. Devastated by the news, the father now determines to seek freedom for his son.

Father-son Relationships and Male Sexual Development
Gregory Dickson, M.A.

Utilizing the Parent-Child Relations Questionnaire (PCR II; Siegelman & Roe, 1979), 135 males divided among three groups were surveyed: ego-syntonic homosexuals, ego-dystonic homosexuals, and heterosexuals. As predicted by the hypothesis, results showed significant differences between heterosexual and homosexual groups on the father-love, father-reject, and father-attention scales of the PCR-II. Contrary to the hypothesis, a significant difference was found between the ego-syntonic homosexuals and egodystonic homosexuals in the father-reject scale.

Fathers Of Male Homosexuals: A Collective Clinical Profile

Psychologist Joseph Nicolosi describes fathers of homosexual men. He sees a pattern of emotional avoidance which prevents them from reaching out to help their sons break through the block that prevents non-erotic, same-sex intimacy. Implications for reor

Feminism Is Not the Story of My Life
First Things, March 1996

Although most American women sympathize with many of feminism's goals, they refuse to refer to themselves as feminists. Elizabeth Fox-Genovese's book "Feminism is Not the Story of My Life" criticizes feminism as a movement that does not represent the ne

The Feminization of American Schools

There is an attempt to redefine what it means to be a boy in our society. How will this affect our schools?

Financial Security for the Future
Kerby Anderson

Looks at financial future (especially of baby boom generation). Discusses savings, corporate pensions, and Social Security. Also discusses retirement.

Finding a Needle in the Ocean
Jeffrey Satinover, M.D.

This paper will address the point: "Is homosexuality innate and inherited?" The very way the question has been framed by gay activism and its media promoters contributes seriously to our confusion

First AIDS Education, Then "Safe Schools," Then Gay Advocacy

Not only is social-moral affirmation of homosexuality taught in many public schools, but inaccurate scientific data is used as well. Those who disagree with gay advocacy 'are perilously close to losing the right even to voice their concerns on this issue

Forbidden Knowledge
First Things, February 1997

"Forbidden Knowledge: From Prometheus to Pornography" was authored by Roger Shattuck. It is reviewed here by Matthew Scully. It might be said that there are some forms of knowledge that are best left unexplored.

Foreword: For Single Men and Women (and the Rest of Us)
Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood

No abstract available for this article

A Framework for Understanding "Gay Soul"

A framework is discussed to help understand disturbing themes in the popular book, "Gay Soul: Finding the Heart of Gay Spirit and Nature."

Frank Worthen
From Being Different to Making a Difference

Love In Action's founder shares how Jesus changed his life forever.

Freedom From Homosexuality and the Gay "Christian" Deception
Chuck McConkey

Homosexual man leaves homosexuality after coming to know Jesus Christ.

Freedom From Lesbianism
Jan Jordan

Homosexual woman leaves homosexuality after coming to know Jesus Christ.

A Freedom Too Far
NARTH Bulletin

No abstract available for this article

Frequently Asked Questions
Relating to Homosexuality

Many current issues concerning homosexuality are discussed on our FAQ page.

From Darkness to A Life Beyond Imagination
Ron Elmore

My soul delights to praise Him who has called me out of the darkness of homosexuality into His marvelous light. Personal story of a former homosexual.

From the Past
NARTH Bulletin

No abstract available for this article

Gay "Marriage"?
Anton N. Marco

In mid-December, 1990, three homosexual couples simultaneously applied for marriage licenses in the State of Hawaii. Their action was not unprecedented (gay couples elsewhere have made the same request), but the outcome was. While all other previous same-sex couples have had to settle for blunt State refusals of such requests, or in gay-friendly cities like San Francisco, for so-called "domestic partnership" registration, the Hawaii Six have been able to leap several legal hurdles. They may, after an autumn 1996 trial, become the first same-sex couples in the United States to be joined in legal civil marriage.

Gay Forever?
A Leadership University Special Focus

One of today's most hotly debated issues is the causation of homosexuality. In recent decades, many Americans have moved toward accepting homosexuality as genetic. Can homosexuals change their sexual orientation?

The Gay Gene
Dr. Jeffrey Satinover

Dr. Jeffrey Satinover discusses the "genetics question" regarding homosexuality. Is it inborn?

The Gay Gene?
Dr. Jeffrey B. Satinover, M.D.

On July 15, 1993, National Public Radio (NPR) made a dramatic announcement on stations across the country: Was a team of scientists at the National Institutes of Health on the trail of a gene that causes homosexuality? Their report would be published the next day in Science, one of the two most prestigious scientific research journals in the world. In order to understand what is really going on, Dr. Satinover explains some little- known features of the emerging study of behavioral genetics.

The Gay Youth Suicide Myth
Peter LaBarbera

The rate of suicide has nearly tripled among young people since 1965. Efforts to discover the root causes of this epidemic of self-inflicted violence must be dispassionate and free of politics. However, homosexual activists have manipulated this national tragedy to promote their political agenda.

Gay as Self-Reinvention

Our most influential institutions--professional psychology, churches, the education establishment, the media--have fallen to the gay deception. Gay is a fictitious identity, says Dr. J. Nicolosi, rooted in a self-deception about gender.

Gay in the 90's
Leadership University Special Feature

National Coming Out Week is celebrated this month. This annual celebration brings the volatile issue of homosexuality to society's front burner.

Gender Identity Disorder
Dr. George Rekers, Ph.D.

The past three decades have witnessed a well-publicized trend for certain vocal elements in education and the media in American culture to sharply question the legitimacy of many, if not all, sex role distinctions in the socialization of children. Paradoxically, during these same recent decades, two developments emerged in the mental health and behavioral science disciplines. First, a mass of research data accumulated which led to a recognition of the often detrimental effects of father absence on several critical aspects of child development, including normal sex role development and sexual adjustment. Secondly, clinical and research data accumulated to a sufficient degree to enable the mental health professions to officially identify a newly recognized form of psycopathology-"Gender Identity Disorder of Childhood".

Gender Identity Disorder and Psychosexual Problems in Children and Adolescents
Book Review

Arguing against the idea that treatment of childhood gender-identity disorder constitutes 'gay genocide,' the authors say that parents have the right to maximize the possibility of a heterosexual outcome in their children.

Gender Identity Disorders in Boys: A Complemental Series?
Martin A. Silverman, M.D.

Gender identity is a complex matter that appears to derive from the confluence of innate, biological factors and the external, shaping effect of environmental, psychosocial influences.

Gender Narcissism and its Manifestations
Gerald Schoenwolf, Ph.D.

Discusses a personal study found that gender narcissism is fairly common, with all personality types showing degrees of it; however, gender-narcissistic features were much more prevalent among homosexuals than among heterosexuals. When gender narcissism is present to a high degree, it has a disturbing effect on relationships, sexuality, and sexual identity. Mass gender narcissism adversely effects society

God and Gender in Judaism
First Things, June/July 1996

The author describes how the Jewish Reform movement prepared to issue its 1996 High Holy Day prayerbook complete with "gender-sensitive" language. Such language was desirable to reflect the "religious equality of women." This implementation even require

Head Coverings, Prophecies and the Trinity: 1 Corinthians 11:2-16 (Chapter 5)
Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood

No abstract available for this article

Healing Homosexuality: Case Stories of Reparative Therapy

Men who have come out of homosexuality tell their stories in this book by Dr. Joseph Nicolosi, president of the National Association of Research and Therapy of Homosexuality.

Helen Hostetler
A Time To Love

How deep is the anguish when your son says he is homosexual? And, later, that he is dying of AIDS? I know, because these things have happened to me.

Helping People Step Out Of Homosexuality
Frank Worthen

Frank Worthen, founder of Love in Action and co-founder of Exodus International, shares his personal journey out of homosexuality.

Helping Your Child in School

This article helps parents to become their children's education advocate. It offers tips for relating to administrators, counselors, and teachers, and gives encouragement to parents with struggling students.

The High Calling of Wife and Mother in Biblical Perspective (Chapter 22)
Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood

No abstract available for this article

Homosexual Myths
Sue Bohlin

An exploration of some of the myths surrounding homosexuality, including: 10% of the population is gay, people are born gay, Jesus said nothing about homosexuality, and gay teen suicide rates. From a biblical perspective.

Homosexual Theology
Kerby Anderson

An answer to several arguments offered by pro-gay theologians: the sin of Sodom, Mosaic law, New Testament passages, and "God Made Me Gay."

Homosexuality
Issues Tearing Our Nation's Fabric

Chapter 11 of "Issues Tearing Our Nation's Fabric", exploring 25 key issues dividing the nation of America.

Homosexuality Is Not Inherited, and Science Fiction Solutions Won't Help

A letter written by Richard Fitzgibbons, M.D. and NARTH member to the Washington Times published January 24, 1997.

Homosexuality and the Nazi Party
Scott Lively

The pink triangle, symbol of the "gay rights" movement, is familiar to many Americans. As the badge used by the Nazis to designate homosexuals in the concentration camps, the pink triangle perfectly expresses the message of "gay rights." That message is that homosexuals are currently and historically victims of irrational prejudice and that those who oppose homosexuality are hateful bigots. While many homosexuals were persecuted by the Nazi party, there is no doubt that the Nazi party itself had many homosexuals within its own ranks, even among its highest leadership.

Homosexuality and the Politics of Truth
NARTH Bulletin

No abstract available for this article

Homosexuality and the Truth
First Things, March 1997

In 1973, the American Psychiatric Association voted to reverse their classification of homosexulity as a treatable disorder. In this article, Elizabeth Moberly examines several books that offer a sampling of the better scholarship on the subject.

Homosexuality: A Freedom Too Far
Book Excerpt

An excerpt of psychoanalyst Charles Socarides' book, where we listen in on a lively, wryly humorous conversation describing the changes in our culture since the gay-rights movement came to prominence.

Homosexuality: Nature, Nurture and Compassion
Dr. Robert A. Pyne

Examines the Bible's position on homosexuality and recent scientific studies on the subject, with a call for compassion and understanding for those caught in this sin.

Homosexuality: Questions and Answers
Sue Bohlin

The information in this essay attempts to give a compassionate understanding of the contributing factors to a homosexual orientation without sacrificing the biblical position that acting on such feelings is sin.

How America Went Gay
Dr. Charles Socarides, M.D.

In much of academe and in many secondary school classrooms gays are said to lead a new vanguard, the wave of the future in a world that will be more demographically secure when it has fewer "breeders" (which is what some gay activists call heterosexuals these days). How did this change come about? Well, the revolution did not just happen. It has been orchestrated by a small band of very bright men and women-most of them gays and lesbians-in a cultural campaign.

How Might Homosexuality Develop? Putting the Pieces Together

Psychiatrist Jeffrey Satinover offers a developmental scenario which he believes to be fairly typical for gay men...sensitive temperament, alienation from same-sex peers, and a 'mismatch' in relationship with father cause a romantic longing which later is

How to be More Tolerant

The new definition of tolerance requires not just putting up with something, but suspending one's own judgment. One should avoid having strong convictions about anything, and keep one's convictions to oneself. 'The more you doubt, the more tolerant you ar

Husbands and Wives as Analogues of Christ and the Church: Eph. 5:21-33 and Col. 3:18-19 (Chapter 8)
Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood

No abstract available for this article

I Do?
First Things, November 1997

Many couples today write their own marriage vows. Sometimes the question of the permanence of the marriage bond is often left unasked. One may wonder whether such new pratices at weddings have any impact on the resulting marriage relationships.

I Found Love
by Lisa Thatch

A woman who had sexual feelings for other women all her life is delivered from those feelings.

In Defense of Traditional Marriage
NARTH Bulletin

No abstract available for this article

In Him Alone I Found Mercy
Ann Phillips

"Many nights I wanted to throw the Bible across the room, but I kept reading." Personal story of a former lesbian.

The Inevitability of Failure: The Assumptions and Implementations of Modern Feminism (Chapter 18)
Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood

No abstract available for this article

Instrument In Sanctification Of Life And Marriage Relationships
John H. Stoll, Ph.D.

When reflecting upon Biblical principles, one is impressed with two personal elements for living the Christian life; that of personal spiritual maturity and the other of the marriage relationship. For the Christian it is probably safe to say that fulfilling these two principles takes up considerable time and effort to achieve, in order to measure up to the Biblical standards.

Interview with a Parents' Rights Activist: Brian Camenker

Massachusetts schools have instituted gay-affirming Health and Human Sexuality programs in cooperation with GLSEN and GLAAD. A concerned parent describes the programs' one-sided approach and their tendency to override the values of many families.

Introduction
Joseph Nicolosi, Ph.D.

Joseph Nicolosi, Ph.D., NARTH Executive Director, introduces the 1996 NARTH Collected Papers. This issue focuses on the psychoanalytic perspective which was the emphasis of the 1996 meeting.

Introduction: NARTH 1995 Papers
Joseph Nicolosi, Ph.D.

Introduction to the Collected Papers from NARTH's 1995 annual conference.

Is It Legal for Religious Organizations to Make Distinctions on the Basis of Sex? (Chapter 19)
Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood

No abstract available for this article

It Takes a Village: An Analysis of Hillary Clinton's Book
Kerby Anderson

Reviews Hillary Clinton's book It Takes a Village and documents her perspective.

It's Elementary: Gay and Lesbian Issues in the Classroom

'Indoctrination' is not too strong a word to describe this new film teaching children the normality of homosexuality. Disapproval of homosexual acts is equated with racism and ethnic bigotry. There is no mention of the scientifically proven crisis of pro

Jack Morlan
In Search of Freedom

I left my marriage and plunged into the gay lifestyle. I was finally free! ...Or was I? It was several months after I'd left my wife that my father confronted me when I went home to visit.

Jeanette Howard
Me? A "Real" Woman?

Growing up, I felt strangely alienated from other girls. But I couldn't identify with boys either. I didn't seem to belong anywhere. Who was I, anyway?

Jeff "Bud" Konrad
You Don't Have To Be Gay

Dear Mike: I just got your letter. You've got to give me the chance to help. I was also suicidal for years, trapped by homosexual desires I didn't want but couldn't refuse. I understand how you feel, Mike. I was there.

Joe Dallas
Out of Deception

I learned the pro-gay theology and became very adept at defending my lifestyle. No one would have guessed that, only a few years before, I'd been a married deacon in an evangelical church.

"Joe and Donna"
A Special Marriage

Many former homosexuals are now married. What happens when both husband and wife have struggled with homosexuality? Here's the story of one such couple and how God led them together.

 

John Howard
Out of Homosexuality: A Pastor's Story

"God, please help me," was my frequent prayer. It felt like a giant magnet pulled me into the wrong places. I felt angry and guilty but I couldn't stop.

John Paulk
Former Homosexual, Former Male Prostitute, Former Female Impersonator

Growing up, I heard it all...sissy, queer, fag. Naturally, I believed I was born gay.

John Smid
Journey Out of Homosexuality

Leaving a gay relationship was just the first step in finding real freedom from my past.

The Journal On Human Sexuality

No abstract available for this article

Karen Dyer
Finding Freedom in Christ

During college, I tried several times to "go straight." But I could not control my desires for other women. Finally I concluded that I was born gay and just needed to accept it.

Kathleen Bremner
My Daughter Is a Lesbian

When she "came out," my dreams for my only child were shattered. At first, I began condemning myself. Where had I gone wrong? Like a mother who bandages a child's scrapes, I wanted to "fix" Susan.

Kinsey and the Homosexual Revolution
Dr. Judith Reisman, Ph.D.

Dr. Alfred C. Kinsey's contention that Americans are 10% to 47%, more or less, homosexual was seized upon by Harry Hay, the father of the homosexual "civil rights" movement, urging that homosexuality be seen no longer as an act of sodomy but as a 10% minority class. Dr. Reisman asks and examines, "But what if all of Kinsey's work was fraudulent, or worse? What if it reflects unethical scientists conducting unprosecuted criminal acts?"

Legitimate Mothers
First Things, August/September 1995

This article considers twin issues: illegitimacy and single parenthood. The author offers some sobering reflections on these contemporary realities.

Les and Michael Rodgers
Healing the Father-Son Relationship

"When Michael admitted he was gay, I was disappointed...I knew absolutely nothing about homosexuality. But I knew the right thing to do was demonstrate a little love."

Let Us Live To Make Men Free
Douglas Yeo

When the Lexington (MA) High School school newspaper and yearbook solicited advertisements from their community, Lexington Parents Information Network Chairman Douglas Yeo submitted ads which comported with the publications' advertising guidelines which encouraged students who remained sexually

Life as We Know It: A Father, a Family, and an Exceptional Child
First Things, May 1997

Professor Michael Berube's experience with his Down's syndrome child causes him to reflect on society's treatment of its most vulnerable members. His book is "Life as We Know It: A Father, a Family, and an Exceptional Child." Reviewed by Molly Finn.

"Listen to Ex-Gays, Too"

People should not necessarily act on what or who they are attracted to, says an ex-gay man. Those attractions may be rooted in a gender deficit, which a person can never fulfill within a sexual relationship.

Loneliness
Kerby Anderson

This essay discusses the pervasiveness of loneliness in our culture, particularly within marriage. A phenomenon called "Living together loneliness" is sweeping through many families in our culture, where people--especially women--feel isolated and alone even though they are in relationships.

Long-term Gay Relationships
Louis Berman, Ph.D.

This paper explores why long-term gay relationships are very rare.

Lost in the Movies
First Things, February 1996

Contemporary films are replete with scenes and innuendos of casual sex. When such movies are explicit and degrading, we may find ourselves repulsed. But there are many times when the message is more subtle and perhaps just as dangerous.

Love In Action
Contact Information

Love In Action is a recovery ministry for ex-gays and ex-lesbians. Contact information is provided.

Luanna Hansberger
God Didn't Make a Mistake

I prayed every night for years that God would undo the mistake He had made: "God, please make me a boy."

Lynn Hensel
My Search For Affirmation

After four years, my relationship with Brenda came crashing down. I was brought to my knees in front of God, who was there all along, patiently waiting.

Making a Good Marriage: There's Only One Way
Steven Garber, Ph.D.

There is only one way into a good marriage, and that is through the vision and virtues of friendship, says author Steven Garber.

Male-Female Equality and Male Headship: Genesis 1-3 (Chapter 3)
Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood

No abstract available for this article

Mark Perry
Through the Valley of the Shadow

"If it's time for me to go, I'm happy with that. I know I'm ready. God has shown me that something far better is waiting for me." Mark Perry knew what it was like to look death in the face--and triumph. In the fall of 1984, a mysterious growth occurred on the back of his neck. Finally, a biopsy from another growth on his arm revealed the devastating news: he was diagnosed with AIDS. He was given six months to live. Courageously, Mark passed away in 1987. But before his death, he shared his story.

Marriage Anyone?
First Things, April 1996

If Hawaii allows same-sex marriages, then other states would have to acknowledge their legitimacy as well. Like abortion, this is a moral issue to be decided by the courts. Do gays and lesbians simply want the benefits that heterosexual couples enjoy,

Marriage Test
Kerby Anderson

A marriage test to help you evaluate your marriage and see if you might need to obtain information or counsel about improving your marriage. Contents included: Family Background, Religion and Finances, Support for Family, Marital Communication, Steps to Change.

Mary Lebsock
What I've Learned as a Mother

You're a total failure as a parent, I told myself. Although I knew it wasn't true, I felt like the only mother who had ever dealt with this problem.

The Meaning of Authority in the Local Church (Chapter 14)
Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood

No abstract available for this article

The Meaning of Kephale ("Head"): A Response to Recent Studies (Appendix 1 Part A)
Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood

No abstract available for this article

The Meaning of Kephale ("Head"): A Response to Recent Studies (Appendix 1 Part B)
Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood

No abstract available for this article

The Meaning of Kephale ("Head"): A Response to Recent Studies (Appendix 1 Part C)
Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood

No abstract available for this article

Media Distortions

This article examines incorrect statements commonly claimed by gay activists which were listed in a June column of "Ask Beth" in The Boston Globe.

Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus
Ray and Sue Bohlin

Many of the concepts in John Gray's blockbuster "Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus" make sense because they are based on God-designed differences between men and women. A husband-wife team discuss these differences, as well as how God's commands to husbands and wives demonstrate the gender-related needs of their spouses.

Men and Women in the Image of God (Chapter 12)
Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood

No abstract available for this article

Mental-Health Letter Provides One-Sided Information
NARTH Bulletin

No abstract available for this article

Michael Babb
Free At Last

I was married yet deeply in love with another man. Guilt and fear raged inside. What if my wife discovered this secret?

Michael Reed
Longing to Belong

The excitement of the gay lifestyle engulfed me. For the first time in my life, I felt totally accepted by other men.

Michelle Danielle
Michelle Danielle Is Dead

My 13-year-old uncle pushed me roughly away. "If you tell anybody about this, Mikey," he warned, "we'll get in big trouble. I'll say you made me do it."

Mike Haley
Starving for A Love I Could Trust

I was desperate for attention. My self-worth was being defined by men finding me sexually attractive. But where could I find the love I needed?

Mike Riley
A Pastor's Perspective

Mike talked with former Love In Action staff member Bob Davies about the insights he has gained on the subject of ex-gay ministry.

Militant Homosexuality and Feminism: The Politicizing of Research and Feelings

A small but vocal minority of radical gays and feminists is politicizing their anger against straight males in power. Misrepresenting research, they distort our perception of gender difference, gender development, and gender bias.

Militant Homosexuality and Feminism: The Politicizing of Research and Feelings

A small but vocal minority of radical gays and feminists is politicizing their anger against straight males in power. Misrepresenting research, they distort our perception of gender difference, gender development, and gender bias.

Mission: Motherhood
Leadership University Special Focus

This month we express our gratitude for mothers. We honor them with a special Sunday that we call 'Mother's Day.' But motherhood is a year-round institution. Does society understand the importance of the mothering role today? We have developed a Special Focus on this issue.

Motherhood, Homemaking, and Liberal Arts Education
Jean Humphreys

Jean Humphreys, Assistant Professor of Sociology at Dallas Baptist University, asks Why should a woman obtain a liberal arts education if for some reason, she may later find herself at home and not working in the outside world? Is there something more valuable in obtaining a liberal arts education rather than merely having a degree? This paper will attempt to delineate the value of a liberal arts education for a woman who has chosen the traditional roles of motherhood and homemaking, either for a life course or a season of life.

My Divine Appointment
Linda Cude

"Homosexual." "Gay." These words described people I had always believed were evil! Personal story of a mother whose son was dying of AIDS.

The Myth of Soulless Women
First Things, April 1997

Many believe that Christian theologians and philosophers have denigrated women, even asserting that they are souless. The author traces the origin of such beliefs and explains how texts were misconstrued to reach such conclusions.

The Myth of a Value-Free Psychology: It's Time for a Public Debate

Is a neutral psychology possible? Has psychology ever been neutral? Or has it always been grounded in a system of values.

Narth Materials

A listing of various NARTH materials.

National Child Care
Kerby Anderson

Examines the claims for a national day care system and documents the psychology and medical costs.

New "Leaving Homosexuality" Web Page

This announces the creation of a new web page with a working title of "Leaving Homosexuality."

New Business: Narth Los Angeles
Charles Socarides, M.D.

Charles Socarides, M.D., NARTH President, discusses a poll to determine the opinions of members of the American Psychiatric Association, American Psychoanalytic Association, and American Psychological Association on the Normalcy of Homosexuality.

New Study Confirms Homosexuality Can Be Overcome
Those Who Want to Change Sexual Orientation Can Be Successful

Nearly 25 years after the American Psychiatric Association officially removed homosexuality from its Diagnostic Manual, labeling it a lifestyle choice rather than a psychological disorder, a California-based association of psychiatrists and psychologists has proven that homosexuals can change their orientation through intense therapy and a strong desire to change. The National Association for Research and Therapy of Homosexuality (NARTH) released the results of a two-year study this week in conjunction with its annual meeting of licensed psychologists and psychotherapists, social workers, family counselors, clergy and related professionals.

Not Afraid to Change
The Remarkable Story of How One Man Overcame Homosexuality

Information about the autobiography of John Paulk, former active homosexual, male escort and female impersonator, who has left homosexuality.

Not Suitable for TV
Gene Edward Veith

Sex is the main subject in for many prime time television shows. Needless to say, sexual stereotypes abound in these influencial programming lots. Recent studies indicate, however, that sex in marriage is actually better than TV shows portray it.

Now for Some Good News
First Things, August/September 1997

Feminists helped launch the Sexual Revolution. The author shows recent evidence that more and more young people are disagreeing with the assumptions behind sexual liberation.

On the Dilemma of Civil Rights

Is homosexuality something that you are, like being black or elderly or handicapped or female, or is it something you do, like adultery or polygamy or incest? Implications for special civil-rights protection through changes in the law.

On the Fundamental Issues of Social Life, One Side Always Wins
Book Excerpt: The Pluralist Game: Pluralism, Liberalism and the Moral Conscience

When individual autonomy is the only ordering principle of our democracy, community disintegrates, and government becomes nothing but the arbiter of an unending series of competing claims for 'rights.' We delude ourselves that we have found a 'neutral' ph

One Man's Struggle

This story describes the religious client's conflict between his values, and those unmet childhood emotional needs which have led to his homosexuality. He says God works strongly within the lives of homosexual strugglers who are convicted toward his truth

The Other Way Out
The Stories of John and Anne Paulk

"Can the homosexual be changed?" John and Anne Paulk share their personal stories as an answer to this question.

The Other Way Out
A Former Gay and a Former Lesbian Share Their Story - Together

Here is an article giving two stories--one from a former lesbian, the other from a former gay male. What you will read is real life...and real hope. There is freedom from homosexuality. Not denial or suppression. But freedom. You'll see where they got the strength to walk away from their homosexual identities. And, most importantly, how they came to finally experience the unconditional, genuine love they had been searching for. There is another way out.

An Ounce of Prevention: Preventing the Homosexual Condition in Today's Youth
Book Review

This book by a Christian counselor reflects much practical intuition, life experience, and spiritual wisdom. Its common-sense approach includes an impressive array of clinical observations and data from the scientific literature.

Out of Egypt: Leaving Lesbianism Behind

Out of Egypt is a classic in the Christian ex-gay literature. The author describes her own struggle and the truths she discovered as she counseled others.

An Overview of Central Concerns: Questions and Answers (Chapter 2)
Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood

No abstract available for this article

Pain And Passion: A Psychoanalyst Explores The World Of S & M
Book Review

This book describes the world of S&M, but the author offers no psychoanalytic interpretation of such torture, saying that 'psychoanalysts [should] become less threatened by the pleasures that perversions bring the perverse ...' Not so, says Dr. Charles So

Parental Rights
Issues Tearing Our Nation's Fabric

Chapter 16 of "Issues Tearing Our Nation's Fabric", exploring 25 key issues dividing the nation of America.

Partner Solicitation Language As A Reflection Of Male Sexual Orientation
Judith A. Reisman

There is sharp national dispute over similarities and differences on what is common heterosexual and homosexual conduct. Kirk and Madsen (1989) write that the "sex and love lives of gays and straights today are both similar and conventional," and similarly, Thompson (1994) writes that "gay men lead daily lives that are basically similar to those of heterosexual men." In contrast, says Danneymeyer, "so many homosexuals are extremely promiscuous" (1989) that society must be protected from what Altman (1982) views positively as "The Homosexualization of America." The data reported here, which are readily available in public magazines, throw light on this issue as it relates to one important type of sexual conduct, namely, solicitation.

Patricia Allan
In His Hand

After being raped by a cousin, I was so confused. In the years of drinking, drugs and lesbian love that followed, I felt so alone. Where was the God I'd known as a child?

Patty Graham
All Things Are New

I had a strong conviction of my need for deliverance from homosexuality. As my brother prayed for me, I trembled all over. I didn't understand what was happening, I just knew it was important.

Paul Diamond
The True Spiritual Aspects of A.I.D.S.

One man's story of dealing with homosexuality and A.I.D.S.

Pedophiles Argue their Case in the "Journal of Homosexuality"

Gay culture offers a peripheral credibility to the 'man-boy love' movement. The Journal of Homosexuality has also explored the issue of 'Male Intergenerational Intimacy' in a generally approving manner.

Peggy Dimmick
AIDS: A Mother's Story

Even though I loved my son, at times he hurt me so much that I felt like disowning him.

Penny Dalton
The Search for Father's Love

I knew that unless I forgave my parents, especially Dad, I'd be stuck forever in bitterness and hatred.

Perry Desmond
The Final Transformation

My appearance became increasingly feminine as the months passed. Silicone injections added to my feminine good looks. But I was miserable inside.

Phil Hobizal
The Way Out

I thought I was the only dealing with homosexuality. My psycht told me to accept it. I didn't want to be gay, but there seemed no other choice.

Physical and Psychological Complications of Abortion

The woman is a second victim of abortion. There is physical and psychological damage caused by abortion. We will look at how to begin the healing process when a woman comes to realize how far-reaching her decision was and wonders if there is any hope of making her situation better.

The Politics of Gender
Book Review

'It is terribly self-destructive,' says the author of Why Men Rule, 'to refuse to accept one's own nature, and the joys and powers it invests.' Sociologist Stephen Goldberg analyzes the distortions of gender studies, the 'sacred cow' of academia.

Population and the Wealth of Nations
First Things, December 1996

In the 1950's and 1960's there was a trend in academia to write and speak out against the dangers of overpopulation. The power of this argument was rooted in the alleged scarcity of resources, particularly in the Third World. There are, however, events

Pornography
Issues Tearing Our Nation's Fabric

Chapter 17 of "Issues Tearing Our Nation's Fabric", exploring 25 key issues dividing the nation of America.

Pornography
Kerby Anderson

Describes forms of pornography and then documents the psychological and social effects. Also examines legal issues and provides a biblical perspective on sex.

The Pornography Plague
Kerby Anderson

This essay describes forms of pornography and then documents the psychological and social effects. It also examines legal issues and provides a biblical perspective on sex.

Post-Abortion Syndrome (Part 1)
Physical and Psychological Complications of Abortion

Part 1 of the Physical and Psychological Complications of Abortion. Post-Abortion Syndrome (PAS) is a term that has been used to describe the emotional and psychological consequences of abortion. Whenever we go through a traumatic experience, without the opportunity to process the experience emotionally, we can expect a delayed negative reaction. This article examines Post-Abortion Syndrome.

The Power of Peer Rejection
Interview with Richard Fitzgibbons, M.D.

Dr. Richard Fitzgibbons describes the repressed anger many homosexual men feel because of childhood peer rejection, often because they weren't good in sports. Buried rage can later be expressed in sadomasochistic sex practices, unsafe sex, and a casual a

Preface
Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood

No abstract available for this article

Preparing Students for College
Jerry Solomon

Parents are challenged to give attention to their children's intellectual preparation. Too many Christian students enter the college environment only to find their beliefs attacked. These students are in need of sound teaching that will lead them to respond to this environment.

Principles for Dating
Pat Zukeran

A youth pastor gives helpful, practical, real-world guidelines for keeping dating relationships healthy.

Principles to Use in Establishing Women in Ministry (Chapter 21)
Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood

No abstract available for this article

Probe Answers Our E-Mail: Addicted to Porn

Addresses the question, 'I'm Addicted to Porn'

The Problem of "Buried" Research: NARTH Member Speaks Out

In its August issue, the American Psychological Association's Monitor published a surprisingly candid front-page article describing the problem of politically-motivated research, and of the burying of research findings which are unnattractive to certain special-interest groups. NARTH Scientific Advisory Board member A. Dean Byrd, Ph.D., responds.

Procedural Risks & Complications (Part 4)
Physical and Psychological Complications of Abortion

Part 4 of the Physical and Psychological Complications of Abortion. This article explains the process and potential complications of surgical and chemical abortions.

Psych Association Promotes Misinformation
NARTH Bulletin

No abstract available for this article

Psychiatric Association Schedules Debate on Reorientation Therapy: Gay-Affirming Psychiatrists Refuse to Participate

Two gay-affirming psychiatrists agreed to debate two psychologists who believe that sexual reorientation is ethical and possible. Shortly before the A.P.A. meeting, the gay-affirming psychiatrists declined to participate and the debate was abruptly cance

Psychiatrist "Reassures" Parents about Lesbian Experimentation

In our schools, weighty moral-philosophical matters are being reduced to issues of 'science.' A psychiatrist tells parents not to worry about lesbian experimentation because it is common--as if moral decisions could be settled on the basis of statistical

Psychological Foundations for Rearing Masculine Boys and Feminine Girls (Chapter 17)
Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood

Psychological Foundations for Rearing Masculine Boys and Feminine Girls (Chapter 17)

Psychotherapy for the "Gay" Teenager

Should a sexually questioning teen be affirmed as gay, and introduced to the gay world? Dr. Joseph Nicolosi says the teen years are much too soon for anyone to make a lifestyle and identity decision with such profound implications. Other options should b

Putting the Brakes on Human Genetic Engineering

This article argues that a biblical view of man should both inform and limit how reproductive technology and genetic engineering are applied to humanity.

Quotes from Gay Researchers LeVay and Hamer

Some surprising quotes from researchers Simon LeVay and Dean Hamer, whose research was wrongly used as proof that gays are 'born that way.'

Rebecca Anne Johnston
Crying Behind the Mask

Outwardly, I was a happy Christian wife and mother; inside the turmoil and pain of my marriage was tearing me apart.

Recent Studies on Homosexuality and Mental Health

Some recent studies in prominent professional journals have found a link between homosexuality and a higher rate of emotional disturbance. Some explanations are suggested.

Recommended Reading
Texans United for Life

Bound books and online books recommended by Texans United for Life.

Recommended Reading for Teenagers?
A Closer Look at P-FLAG

A look at some of P-FLAG's recommended books for teens reveals an approach to child guidance which is both sexually and socially radical. Recommended by the U.S. Dept. of Education, this supposedly mainstream support group is not what appearances suggest.

Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood
A Response to Evangelical Feminism

No abstract available for this article

Redemptive Sex at the Met
First Things, December 1996

The New York Metropolitan Opera under conductor James Levine has only premiered two works: Phillip Glass's "The Voyage" and John Corigliano's "The Ghost of Versailles." In both operas, the plot centers around non-marital sex. Unlike classic opera, how

Reflections from Jeffrey Satinover

Our culture is awash in a tide of unconstrained instinctive behaviors which are labeled 'okay' because nobody has a sense, any more, as to what's right and what's wrong. This attitude has led us toward a growing barbarism.

Reflections on the Human Potential Movement: An Interview with William Coulson

A former colleague of Carl Rogers, founder of the Human Potential Movement, repudiates the anarchy and self-indulgence the movement inspired. 'Human beings were behaving lke monkeys in the name of self-actualization.'

Reparative Therapy of Male Homosexuality

An excerpt of psychologist Joseph Nicolosi's modern classic on causes and treatment of homosexuality. Having internalized a sense of masculine gender deficit, the gay man seeks that mysterious maleness 'out there' rather than from within.

Report: Presbyterians Hold the Line
First Things, October 1996

Presbyterians recently decided on the issue of whether or not to ordain homosexuals into the ministry. The battle lines had been drawn for some months between the church leaders and their congregations on this matter. Does the victor of this confrontati

Resource List (Part 3)
Physical and Psychological Complications of Abortion

Part 3 of the Physical and Psychological Complications of Abortion. This article lists several resources to help women through the complications of overcoming the abortion process.

Responding to Pro-Gay Theology
Joe Dallas

This article addresses the pro-gay theology by dividing its arguments--or tenants--into three categories: social justice arguments, general religious arguments, and scriptural arguments. A brief description of these arguments is provided, followed by a response/rebuttal to each.

Responding to Pro-Gay Theology
Joe Dallas

Former gay activist and Metropolitan Community Church elder Joe Dallas explains why he no longer promotes or accepts gay theology.

The Resurrection of My Heart
Carol Clark

Personal testimony of a woman who found freedom from homosexuality through a relationship with Jesus Christ.

Revolution and Revelations
Leadership University Special Focus

It's been three decades since the Sexual Revolution was launched. Has it produced a sexually enlightened America? Although tragic celebrity sex scandals regularly grab our attention, we seldom consider the possible effects of our own sexual practices. Did not the liberation of attitudes toward premarital sex, pornography and homosexuality promise to give us a better understanding of ourselves as sexual beings? The staggering rates of divorce, abortion, STD's and illegitimacy might suggest we take a second look at our new paradise. We have put together a special focus on this topic.

Right Answers, Wrong Reasons: Revisiting the Deletion of Homosexuality from the DSM (Book Review)
Reviewed by Linda Nicolosi

Linda Nicolosi reviews "Right Answers, Wrong Reasons: Revisiting the Deletion of Homosexuality from the DSM", by Gary Greenberg, Review of General Psychology, 1997 vol 1, no. 3, pp. 256-270.

Robert Winter
My Experience with A.I.D.S.

Through facing trials, fears and pain, I have learned that God is always there to comfort me and help me through the hard times.

Roberta Laurila
Set Free to Serve

God doesn't expect me to quit loving women, I reasoned. But I couldn't stop without supernatural help.

Rock Music
Jerry Solomon

Rock music continues to occupy an important place in the lives of millions of youth, including Christians. This essay encourages us to Stop, Listen, and Look as we listen to rock. Since the music is not inherently evil, discernment is the key.

Roe: Twenty-Five Years Later
First Things, January 1998

In this article, the editors of "First Things" defy the culture of death that a quarter century of abortion on demand has brought about.

Role Distinctions in the Church: Galatians 3:28 (Chapter 7)
Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood

No abstract available for this article

Romances with Wolves
For Guys Only

An honest essay about women, sex and dating--from a guy's perspective.

Safe Sex and the Facts
Raymond G. Bohlin, Ph.D.

Sexually transmitted diseases are at huge epidemic proportions. Young people especially need to be informed of this epidemic and the necessity of choosing abstinence until marriage as the only truly safe sex.

Safe Sex?
Rusty Wright

What is "safe sex"? Many feel a condom is "safe", but the condom is not a 100% guarantee of safety against AIDS for the same reason the condom is not a 100% guarantee of safety against pregnancy. There's always the possibility of human or mechanical error. Condoms can slip and break. They also can leak. Even the experts aren't certain condoms can guarantee against sexual transmission of the HIV virus. The only truly safe sex is the lovemaking that occurs in a faithful monogamous relationship where both partners are HIV negative.

Same-Sex "Marriage"
A Public Policy Analysis

Should America allow "Gay Rights" Activists to cross the last cultural frontier? This paper is a public policy analysis of the issue of gay "marriage."

Same-Sex "Marriage" (Appendix A: A brief commentary on John Boswell's Same-Sex Unions in Premodern Europe, (New York: Villard Books, 1994))
A Public Policy Analysis

Should America allow "Gay Rights" Activists to cross the last cultural frontier? This paper is a public policy analysis of the issue of gay "marriage."

Same-Sex "Marriage" (Appendix B: "Gay Rights" and Multinational Business: A New "Marriage of Convenience"?)
A Public Policy Analysis

Should America allow "Gay Rights" Activists to cross the last cultural frontier? This paper is a public policy analysis of the issue of gay "marriage."

Same-Sex "Marriage" (PART I: The Issue Joined)
A Public Policy Analysis

Should America allow "Gay Rights" Activists to cross the last cultural frontier? This paper is a public policy analysis of the issue of gay "marriage."

Same-Sex "Marriage" (PART II: Transition: Gay Activists' Diverse "Families We Choose")
A Public Policy Analysis

Should America allow "Gay Rights" Activists to cross the last cultural frontier? This paper is a public policy analysis of the issue of gay "marriage."

Same-Sex "Marriage" (PART III: Presupposition 1)
A Public Policy Analysis

Should America allow "Gay Rights" Activists to cross the last cultural frontier? This paper is a public policy analysis of the issue of gay "marriage."

Same-Sex "Marriage" (Part IV: Presupposition 2)
A Public Policy Analysis

Should America allow "Gay Rights" Activists to cross the last cultural frontier? This paper is a public policy analysis of the issue of gay "marriage."

Same-Sex "Marriage" (Part V: Presupposition 3)
A Public Policy Analysis

Should America allow "Gay Rights" Activists to cross the last cultural frontier? This paper is a public policy analysis of the issue of gay "marriage."

Same-Sex "Marriage" (Part VI: Reviewing Four Gay Activist Arguments Favoring Same-Sex "Marriage")
A Public Policy Analysis

Should America allow "Gay Rights" Activists to cross the last cultural frontier? This paper is a public policy analysis of the issue of gay "marriage."

Same-Sex "Marriage" (Partial Listing of Books Cited)
A Public Policy Analysis

Should America allow "Gay Rights" Activists to cross the last cultural frontier? This paper is a public policy analysis of the issue of gay "marriage."

Same-Sex Marriage: As Hawaii Goes . . .
First Things, April 1997

The issue of same-sex marriage is boiling over in Hawaii and elseswhere. The author traces the development of the same-sex marriage movement. Despite majority disapproval, same-sex marriage could soon be legal in all fifty states by court fiat.

Sandra Aslesen
A New Name

After numerous episodes of childhood sexual abuse, I had no idea who I was. A total lack of personal boundaries led me into eight years of lesbian relationships and extreme emotional dependency.

School-Based Health Clinics and Sex Education
Kerby Anderson

The alarming rate of teenage pregnancy should prompt us to examine how schools contribute to it. This essay suggests that school-based clinics don't work; current sex education doesn't work, and condom dissemination doesn't work. What works is abstinence.

Searching for Truth in Lifestyles: Homosexuality and Christian Morality
Thomas E. Schmidt, Ph.D.

Contending that compassion for individuals should accompany a firm moral stance, Dr. Thomas Schmidt builds a case against homosexual practice. This article was presented at The Veritas Forum Lecture at

Set Free to Follow Christ: Freedom from Pornography
Clay Brown

Personal testimony of a man struggling with sexual addiction.

Seven Things I Wish Pro-Gay People Would Admit

Pro-gay people rarely acknowledge the reality that change from homosexuality can be significant and genuine, even if it is not complete. A person's motive for change is not necessarily internalized homophobia. And such a person will often find peace and g

Sex Education
Issues Tearing Our Nation's Fabric

Chapter 21 of "Issues Tearing Our Nation's Fabric", exploring 25 key issues dividing the nation of America.

Sex Education
Kerby Anderson

Addresses the issue of sex education. Also examines arguments for school-based health clinics and parental notification. Concludes with a biblical perspective on sex education.

Sexo Dinamico
Rusty Wright

"Una vida sexual dinamica. ?Como puedo tener una? ?Como puedo obtener lo maximo del sexo?" Los estudiantes se hacen estas preguntas a lo largo de la nacion. Mientras hablo en sus universidades, me gusta ofrecer algunos principios practicos para manejar esas preguntas, porque creo que el placer es una parte importante del sexo

Sexual Purity
Dr. Ray Bohlin

Sexual purity is not an old Biblical idea that has lost its usefulness. It is a timeless principle with 21st century consequences if ignored.

Sheila Hood
Facing the Truth

Homosexuality. A.I.D.S. These words meant little to me until I married Bill. Then I began to sense a hidden problem in our marriage that puzzled and frightened me.

Shireen Perry
An Unexpected Adversary

Sometimes it was difficult to even pray together and spend time in the Word. What kept us going was singing praises and reading the Psalms.

"Silent in the Churches" On the Role of Women in 1 Corinthians 14:33b-36 (Chapter 6)
Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood

No abstract available for this article

Sinclair "Sy" Rogers
Man in the Mirror

Imagine--me married! Only three years before my wedding day, I was transsexual. At least that's what my psychiatrist called it.

Some Psychologists Say Reparative Therapy is Unethical, Yet Modern Methods are Healing and Client-Centered
Book Review

Is reparative therapy aimed at changing sexual orientation ethical, or unethical? Is homosexual inevitably 'who a person really is?' One psychologist responds to a gay-affirming clinician's claim that homosexuality should never be modified.

A Son's Journey
Nathan Bell

"The next day I mentioned to my mother that I had seen Dad kissing another man in my dream." Personal story of a son dealing with his father's homosexuality.

Son, We Need To Talk
Johnny Cude

"I've wanted to talk to you for a long time about how I felt about your being gay." Personal story of a father whose son was dying of AIDS.

Starla Allen
Uncovering the Real Me

After the rape, I sensed a growing hatred of men. And I vowed that one of them would never get near me again.

Steps To Healing A Marriage
John H. Stoll, Ph.D.

Lists five important steps to healing a marriage. Includes the Ground Rules of Commitment for Husband and Wife in Order to Build Communication and Relationship.

Steve Gallagher
Free From Sexual Addiction

I degenerated into a steady diet of hard-core porno movies. Conviction ate at me like a cancer, But I couldn't quit.

A Strong Delusion
Joe Dallas

This book by Joe Dallas addresses "pro-gay theology." Mr. Dallas is a former gay rights activist and former staff member of a Metropolitan Community Church. In this book, he discusses many of the arguments he previously promoted.

Sue Willard
A Trophy of Grace

I was absolutely thrilled to be married. Then, after two years, came the devastating discovery that my husband was sexually involved with other men.

A Survey of Treatment Results

Dr. Charles Socarides surveys reports of change from a homosexual to a heterosexual orientation through psychoanalysis.

Symposium: The End of Democracy? The Judicial Usurpation of Politics
Our Judicial Oligarchy

The Supreme Court, argues Robert Bork, continues its efforts to dismantle the Constitution. This elite judicial body has evolved into an unchecked entity that continually thwarts the democratic process. Does the Supreme Court really possess a superior

Symposium: The End of Democracy? The Judicial Usurpation of Politics
Kingdoms in Conflict

The Supreme Court, in its movement leftward, has all but labled God-fearing citizens as bigots. Those who call into question abortion on demand or legitimized homosexuality have repeatedly been the targets of criticism by the Court for the past two decad

The Tasks of Healing (Part 2)
Physical and Psychological Complications of Abortion

Part 2 of the Physical and Psychological Complications of Abortion. This article explores ways a woman can begin the healing process.

The Teen Sexual Revolution
Kerby Anderson

Examines teenage sexual activity and evaluations sex education programs (safe sex, abstinence).

Ten Lies of Feminism
Sue Bohlin

The women's movement made promises it couldn't keep. Dr. Toni Grant's book "Being a Woman" uncovers ten lies of feminism; the author examines these observations from a Christian perspective.

Ten Ways to Be a Better Dad
National Fatherhood Initiative

Another view of the top priorities of fathering from a brochure by The National Fatherhood Initiative.

Ten Ways to Be a Better Father
Crawford W. Loritts, Jr.

Practical help from a tract from American Tract Society.

Therapeutic Attitude In the Treatment of Male Homosexuals by Abraham Freedman
NARTH Bulletin

No abstract available for this article

Therapeutic Attitude in the Treatment of Male Homosexuals
Abraham Freedman, M.D.

Explores "When should a 'homosexual' [bisexual] be treated?" All bisexuals need treatment when they are depressed or in conflict no matter what their choice of sexual object.

Therapists Sought to Work With JONAH Clients

JONAH refers Jewish strugglers who seek to live in accordance with Jewish law to qualified therapists who believe that homosexuality is potentially changeable.

Thought Reform And The Psychology of The Homosexual Advocacy
Charles W. Socarides, M.D.

The removal of homosexuality from the DSM--a political not a scientific decision--was simply the opening phase of a war with normality. It was part of a two-phase sexual radicalization, the second phase being the raising of homosexuality to the level of alternative lifestyle. This removal of a diagnosis was a Trojan Horse which, once admitted into the gates of the heterosexual world, has led to a sexual and social dementia.

Thought Reform and the Psychology of Homosexual Advocacy
President's Address at the 1995 NARTH Meeting

Dr. Charles Socarides, M.D., addressed the 1995 NARTH meeting with these remarks.

Time and Busyness
Kerby Anderson

Looks at the time crunch people face in the 1990's. Documents its effects on us and our families.

To Ann Landers: There is Hope

Columnist Ann Landers affirms homosexuality on the basis of misinformation. She says that 'homosexuals are born, not made' and they cannot change. A psychiatrist says her advice is well-intentioned, but wrong.

Tom Taylor
A Lesson in Love

I could not talk with Peter about his lifestyle and the ache in my heart it caused. I needed God to change my heart so I could love Peter with His kind of love.

Touching the Feminine Soul: An Interview with Diane Eller-Boyko, R.N., L.C.S.W.

Ms. Eller-Boyko is a Jungian-oriented psychotherapist who works with transitioning lesbians. For many of her clients, the feminine ideal--creative, expressive, intuitive, receptive, empathic, connected to matter and spirit--has somehow been lost from with

Two Problems Everyone Faces
John H. Stoll, Ph.D.

Recently a university professor stated that the reason suicide was the second leading cause of death among young people was that they had no hope. Hope for that which lies ahead is the motivating factor that energizes every person.

Understanding How We Think about Homosexuality

Goldberg is a 'politically incorrect' sociology professor who is neither liberal nor conservative. He blasts feminist science as self-congratulatory and unscientific, and gay scholarship as resting on false premises that academia is fearful to challenge.

The Valuable Ministries of Women in the Context of Male Leadership (Chapter 11)
Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood

No abstract available for this article

Virtually Normal: An Argument About Homosexuality
First Things, January 1996

Elizabeth Kristol reviews "Virtually Normal: An Argument About Homosexuality" by Andrew Sullivan. The author, an admitted homosexual, makes the unusual claim that legalizing same-sex marriages would have a conservatizing effect on society.

A Vision of Biblical Complementarity (Chapter 1)
Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood

No abstract available for this article

WHY NARTH?
NARTH Bulletin

No abstract available for this article

Walking Out Of Homosexuality
Joe Hallett

Homosexual man leaves homosexuality after coming to know Jesus Christ.

Welcome to Roe No More Ministries
The Pro-Life Outreach of Norma McCorvey "Jane Roe" of Roe v. Wade

After her dramatic conversion in 1995, Norma McCorvey spent two years working with the pro-life activist organization Operation Rescue. In the summer of 1997, with the assistance of her friend, Ronda Mackey, Norma decided that it was time to start her own pro-life ministry. This is the homepage for Roe No More Ministries.

"Well, That's Just the Way I Am"

It's easy to say, 'Well, that's just the way I am.' Unspoken, but clearly understood, is 'If it bothers you, that's too bad.' Such an attitude creeps into the thinking of many mature adults, preventing growth and change--including growth out of homosexua

What Does It Mean Not to Teach or Have Authority Over Men?: 1 Timothy 2:11-15 (Chapter 9)
Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood

No abstract available for this article

What Happened at Beijing
First Things, January 1996

The UN's 1994 Conference on Population and Development was not supposed to have been fertile ground for abortion and population control proponents. Some sought to advance radical sexual and abortion agendas throughout the duration of the conference.

What I've Learned at Love In Action
Stories of Four Men

This month, we feature four stories of men who are members of this year's leadership and leadership training program. All are graduates of the Steps Out Live-In Program of previous years. We hope these stories will encourage you.

What It Takes to Be a Dad
National Fatherhood Initiative

This Ad Council ad explains the difference between what it takes to be a father and what it takes to be a dad.

What does the Bible REALLY Say about Homosexual Issues?
Tony Marco

An analysis of biblical passages and queer theology by Tony Marco.

What is Homosexuality? Reorientation Therapists Disagree

Is homosexuality a normal variant, or a developmental disorder? A form of 'missed potential,' or an 'irregular' form of sexuality? Therapists who join the National Association of Research and Therapy of Homosexuality take divergent positions on this issue

What's a Dad?
Leadership University Special Focus

What does it take to be a father--a true dad? Do fathers provide a necessary family function? What is the status of fatherhood in our culture today? And how much does it really matter? As we honor the paternal position and the men who fill it this Father's Day, we've created a Special Focus to briefly explore the current state of fatherhood in our culture and how to address it, one daddy at a time.

When Insults No Longer Insult
First Things, August/September 1996

Those on the liberal side of the American political landscape have a very effective rhetorical technique for ending discussions: labeling their opponents. If you oppose affirmative action then you are a racist. If you question the legitimacy of same-se

When Your Teen Rejects Your Values
Rick Rood

The fact and causes of teenage rebellion are discussed, as well as a Biblical response for Christian parents of teens.

When a Friend Says, "I'm Gay"
Anita Worthen, Bob Davies

Anita Worthen and Bob Davies discuss specific ways to help a friend who says, "I'm gay."

Where's Dad? A Call for Fathers with the Spirit of Elijah (Chapter 23)
Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood

No abstract available for this article

Which Gay Teens Attempt Suicide?

A study detailed in "Pediatrics" pinpoints some key elements associated with the risk of attempted suicide in homosexual teenagers.

"Whose Worldview?" "Whose Psychology?" How Psychotherapy Can Recognize Diverse Value Systems

Lack of neutrality is not the problem in psychotherapy--the problem arises when a therapist is unaware of, or not forthcoming about, his philosophical assumptions. But the psychological profession has presented its position as science, and not been frank

Why Marriages Fail
Kerby Anderson

Kerby Anderson explores four negative risk factors that can destroy intimacy in a marriage and possibly lead to divorce: escalation, invalidation, negative interpretations, withdrawal and avoidance.

Why Wait Till Marriage?
by Jimmy Williams

There are many arguments for premarital sex. These are discussed and found wanting in light of the positive nature of God's ideas for our sexual lives.

Why Wait Till Marriage? A Critique of Contemporary Arguments for Premarital Sex
Jimmy Williams, revised by Jerry Solomon

There are many arguments for premarital sex. These are discussed and found wanting in light of the positive nature of God's ideas for our sexual lives.

Why Wait for Sex?: A Look at the Lies We Face
Alice Fryling

The author presents a powerful statement about the place of sex in a relationship.

Why is "Cure" Not Easier? by Jeffrey Satinover, M.D.
NARTH Bulletin

No abstract available for this article

Willa Medinger
Wives Need Healing, Too!

I grabbed ahold of Alan and beat him with both fists, screaming, "I hate you, I hate you!" God was finally allowing these ugly things to come out of me.

Wives Like Sarah, and the Husbands Who Honor Them: 1 Peter 3:1-7 (Chapter 10)
Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood

No abstract available for this article

Women and the Common Life
First Things, February 1997

This essay is a review of "Women and the Common Life: Love, Marriage and Feminism" by Christopher Lasch, edited by Elisabeth Lasch-Quinn. Reviewed by Mary Ann Glendon, this collection of essays recounts the role of women in American society over the la

Women in Society: The Challenge and the Call (Chapter 24)
Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood

No abstract available for this article

Women in the History of the Church: Learned and Holy, But Not Pastors (Chapter 15)
Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood

No abstract available for this article

Women in the Life and Teachings of Jesus (Chapter 4)
Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood

No abstract available for this article

You Can't Do That: When Compassion Calls For Telling The Truth
W. R. Coulson, Ph.D.

The author calls for telling the truth as an act of compassion.

You Don't Have to Be Gay
Jeffrey Konrad

This book by Jeffrey Konrad offers hope and freedom for males struggling with homosexuality or for those who know of someone who is.

Young Women's Magazine Supports Bisexuality
NARTH Bulletin

No abstract available for this article