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Religion & Spirituality Section
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By: Christian De LA Huerta, Matthew Fox
May 1999
234 pages
Paperback
ISBN: 0874779669
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Review:
An optimistic and ambitious vision of the
role gay people can play for the benefit
of all.
BearBook: #010 Entered: August 24, 1999 by dwc
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By: Chris Glaser
June 1991
168 pages
Paperback
ISBN: 0664251765
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Review:
In this collection of sixty prayers . . . Chris Glaser opens new vistas to us
in prayer, discipleship, and the relationship between spirituality and
sexuality. . . . This book is a classic in devotional literature which one will
return to again and again.
BearBook: #009 Entered: January 20, 1999 by dwc
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By: John Stowe
2002
287 pages
ISBN: 1899171347
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Review:
Wonderful, applies to bears as well...
BearBook: #065 Entered: April 23, 2002 by cg
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By: Gary David Comstock
April 1993
192 pages
Paperback
ISBN: 0829809449
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Review:
Presenting a theology forged out of personal experience, informed and
guided by Scripture and tradition, Comstock holds up the contradictions in
the Bible and examines the various facets of Jesus--not to condemn
inconsistencies, but to draw from them the strengths and beauty they may
hold for everyone who claims Christianity as his or her faith.
BearBook: #018 Entered: January 20, 1999 by dwc
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By: Robert Barzan
144 pages
Paperback
ISBN: 0964538407
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Review:
Sex and Spirit is an exciting and provocative collection of essays. James
Arimond discovers a 12th century monastic community based on
man-to-man love. Laurence Hermsen reveals the shamanic foundation of
The Wizard of Oz, and invites us all to follow the Yellow Brick Road.
Buddhist priest Tundra Wind offers Zen as a tradition in which gay men
can flourish. Michael Clark offers an ecotheology for our time. Joseph
Kramer explores a healthy sexuality and how it brings healing to the whole
person.
BearBook: #037 Entered: January 20, 1999 by dwc
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By: Mel White
April 1995, rep. ed.
347 pages
Paperback
ISBN: 0452273811
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Review:
Until Christmas Eve 1991, Mel White was regarded by the leaders of the religious right as
one of their most talented and productive supporters. He
penned speeches for Ollie North, was a ghostwriter for Jerry
Falwell, worked with Jim Bakker. What they didn't know is
that Mel White--evangelical minister, committed Christian,
family man--is gay. In this book, White details his
twenty-five years of being counseled, exorcised,
electric-shocked, prayed for, and nearly driven to suicide
because his church said homosexuality was wrong. His
salvation--to be openly gay and Christian--is much more than
a unique coming-out story.
BearBook: #040 Entered: January 13, 1999 by dwc
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By: Dann Hazel
October 1999
160 pages
ISBN: 0664257879
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Review:
Interviews with gay clergy detailing
the struggle between their sexuality and
their faith.
BearBook: #046 Entered: November 19, 1999 by dwc
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