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| Recent editor of two books on homosexuality, Christopher Wolfe believes the most important issue facing homosexuality as it concerns American public life to be not AIDS but rather how homosexuality impacts traditional understandings of marriage, family, and sex. Wolfe points out the many social problems that may be linked to the breakdown of the family structure. This structure is undermined, however, not only by homosexual ideas of sex, but also by those of heterosexuals, particularly as manifested in the growing acceptability of divorce. While Wolfe believes there exist innate norms which regulate sex morally, he acknowledges the difficulty of identifying and implementing such norms. |

Same-Sex Matters: The Challenge of Homosexuality (Spence Publishing Company, 2000) |

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Christopher Wolfe has contributed to multiple editions of the Journal; click here for his record.
For more information on homosexuality, Christopher Wolfe recommends the following websites: www.CourageRC.net; www.exodusnorthamerica.org; www.peoplecanchange.com; and www.narth.com.
For further reading he recommends the following books (quotes from Wolfe):
Fr. John F. Harvey, The Truth About Homosexuality: The Cry of the Faithful (Ignatius Press, 1996); David Morrison, Beyond Gay (Our Sunday Visitor Publishing Co., 1999); and Christopher Wolfe, ed., Homosexuality and American Public Life (Spence, 2000). "These books contain chapters on a wide range of topics associated with this issue."
Gerard J. M. van den Aardweg, The Battle for Normality: A Guide for (Self-) Therapy for Homosexuality (Ignatius Press, 1997) and On the Origins and Treatment of Homosexuality: A Psychoanalytic Re-interpretation (Praeger, 1985). "Written by a psychiatrist with a great deal of clinical experience, it provides a kind of self-help manual for those dealing with same-sex attractions."
Jeffrey Satinover, Homosexuality and the Politics of Truth (Baker Books, 1996). "Dr. Satinover is absolutely excellent on the genetic and biological aspects of homosexuality."
Elizabeth R. Moberly, Homosexuality: A New Christian Ethic (James Clark, 1983). "A very short book, written by a Christian psychiatrist."
George A. Rekers, ed., Handbook of Child and Adolescent Sexual Problems (Lexington Books, 1995). "Written by a counselor with a great deal of experience in dealing with young people who experience tendencies toward homosexuality." |
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