I picked this up ages ago, when condemnation against homosexuality became exhausting. I don't remember my initial reaction anymore; I suppose I might have expected it to be a rather simplistic pointing toward the Bible saying to accept everyone, but the author actually examines all of the (non-deuterocanonical) passages of the Bible that appear to raise the subject of homosexuality or have often been used by others to do so, academically and without bias, addressing raised concerns about each passage and explaining their intended meaning. As one might expect, it feels like the address of Sodom and Gomorrah gets the most focus and is of the greatest gravity. I've found this book to be quite useful for casting a light in social media, and it's a great read anyway.
