Christ Evangelical Bible Institute Christianity and homosexuality reconciled: new thinking for a new millennium!, paperback/rev joseph adam pearson ph. d.

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Description The book version of Christianity and Homosexuality Reconciled: New Thinking for a New Millennium has been available on the internet in various digitized formats from its first copyright in 1999 up through the publication of this edition in 2017.

During that period of time, the book has had more than 200, 000 downloads.

This book presents biological, historical, and scriptural aspects for understanding the reconciliation of Christianity and homosexuality from a Christian evangelical perspective.

This well-read book fulfills its promise to be especially helpful to both heterosexual people and homosexual people who are struggling with the issue of reconciliation from a Biblical perspective.

Titles of this book's chapters include: Reconciliation and Coming Out (Chapter One), Controversial Human Rights Issues in the Christian Church (Chapter Two), The Seeming Dilemma (Chapter Three), Revisiting Sodom and Sodomites (Chapter Four), Levitical Law and Grace (Chapter Five), and Christian Ethics and Homosexual People (Chapter Six).

About the Author Dr.

Joseph Adam Pearson is a college and university educator with more than forty years of classroom and administrative experience.

Pearson has been the International President and Chief Executive Officer of Christ Evangelical Bible Institute (CEBI) for over twenty years.

As of 2014, he still oversees thriving branch campuses of CEBI in India, Tanzania.

and the Philippines.

Pearson spends the majority of his time developing, designing, and deploying curriculum for Christian education nationally and internationally.

And he preaches, teaches, and leads international crusades as well as provides group pastoral training in global mission settings.

During his professional life, Dr.

Pearson has also served in the role of Senior Pastor of Healing Waters Ministries in Tempe, Arizona and as Dean of Instruction for Mesa Community College in Mesa, Arizona, where he was founding instructional dean for its Red Moun.