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what we can learn from the church's failed attempt to cure homosexuality
"Still Time to Care tells the untold story of the "ex-gay" movement in the evangelical church, a 40-year failed experiment to cure homosexuality. It also provides a four-part postmortem and a path forward--a call to the Christian church to embrace their non-straight fellow believers who live lives of costly obedience"--
Introduction: I Used to Be Gay -- A Note About Terminology -- Part 1: The Paradigm of Care -- 1. C. S. Lewis and His Gay Best Friend, Arthur -- 2. Evangelicalism Before the Ex-Gay Movement -- 3. John Stott: Architect of the Paradigm of Care -- 4. A Positive Gospel Vision -- Part 2: The Paradigm of Cure -- 5. The Birth of a Movement -- 6. "From Gay to Straight" -- 7. Conversion Therapies -- 8. The Ex-Gay Script -- 9. Fissures from the Beginning -- 10. The Movement Matures -- 11. Questioning the Paradigm -- 12. The Death of Cure -- 13. Postmortem -- Part 3: The Rising Challenge to a Historical Ethic -- 14. Did We Get the Biblical Sexual Ethic Wrong? -- 15. Tackling the Argument from Cultural Distance -- 16. Is the Biblical Ethic Inherently Violent to Gay People? -- Part 4: A Path Forward -- 17. Confronting the Walking Dead -- 18. Ending (Unintentional) Emotional Abuse -- 19. Picking Up the Ball We Dropped Forty Years Ago -- 20. Celibacy and Hope -- Conclusion.
The Cushing Library/Women & Gender Studies copy was acquired as part of The Don Kelly Research Collection of Gay Literature and Culture.