Homosexuality /
Presents varying opinions about the state of homosexuality in the United States, an examines the rights of gays, moral issues, and gender identity.
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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San Diego :
Greenhaven Press,
©2004.
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| Series: | Opposing viewpoints series (Unnumbered)
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Table of Contents:
- Homosexuality is biologically determined / Warren C. Lathe III.
- Homosexuality is not biologically determined / Paul Cameron
- Homosexuals can change their sexual orientation / Sue Bohlin
- Attempts to change sexual orientation have been unsuccessful / Douglas C. Haldeman
- Homosexuality is a legitimate choice / Patricia Nell Warren
- Homosexuality is a psychological disorder / James Dobson
- Homosexuality is caused by societal dysfunction / Jeffrey Satinover
- Society should accept homosexuality / John Corvino
- Society should not accept homosexuality / William Norman Grigg
- Schools should stress acceptance of homosexuality / Kevin Jennings
- Schools should not stress acceptance of homosexuality / Linda P. Harvey
- Hate crime laws are needed to protect gays and lesbians / Elizabeth Birch
- Hate crime laws would be ineffective at protecting homosexuals / Richard Kim
- Criticism of homosexuality leads to violence toward gays and lesbians / Anonymous
- Criticism of homosexuality is not wrong / Steven Greenhut
- Homosexual behavior is immoral / Tom Ambrose
- Homosexual behavior is not immoral / Paul Varnell
- The Bible condemns homosexuality / D. James Kennedy
- The Bible does not necessarily condemn homosexuality / John Corvino
- Homosexuals should be allowed to marry / Evan Wolfson
- Homosexuals should not be allowed to marry / Stanley N. Kurtz
- A federal marriage amendment is necessary to protect marriage / Robert P. George
- A federal marriage amendment would undermine states' rights / Jonathan Rauch
- Homosexuals shold have greater parental rights / E.J. Graff
- Gay and lesbian parenting may not be beneficial / Paul Cameron.