Debating The Ethics, Science, And Culture Of Homosexuality / John Corvino (Edited) Corvino, John Editor Lasco, Mitchell Contributor Luddy, John Contributor Mohr, Richard D. Contributor Plato Contributor Queen, Carol Contributor The Ramsey Colloquium Contributor Rauch, Jonathan Contributor Schmidt, Thomas E. Contributor Siegel, Paul Contributor EStein, dward Contributor Stramel, James S. Contributor Suppe, Frederick Contributor Koppelman, Andrew Contributor Knight, Robert H. Contributor Kennedy, Elizabeth Lapovsky Contributor Bem, Daryl J. Contributor Boswell, John Contributor Bradshaw, David Contributor Byne, William Contributor Card, Claudia Contributor Chauncey, George Contributor Davis, Madeline Contributor Finnis, John Contributor Golden, Carla Contributor Halperin, David M. Contributor Helminak, Daniel A. Contributor Himmelhoch, Leah Contributor Williams, Thomas Contributor mixed material bibliography New York Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc. 1997 Inggris

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15,5 x 23,5 cm / 394 pg Is homosexuality immoral? Is it biologically determined, and why does that question matter? What does the Bible say about homosexuality? Are gay rights “equal rights” or “special rights”? In Same Sex, an important group of philosophers, scientists, theologians, and historians explore these and other hotly contested questions. Homosexuality is not a subject that has lent itself to level-headed discussion. The contributors to this book, however, while representing a wide range of opinions on homosexuality, share a fundamental commitment to careful, rational debate. Same Sex is essential reading for anyone interested in moving beyond sidewalk polemics toward a better understanding of gays, lesbians, and the various debates surrounding them. Teologi Moral Homoseksual (Gay) Aspek Moral dan Etika Homoseksualitas 241.66 / COR / s 0847684822 Perpustakaan Ordo Karmel Indonesia Indonesian Carmelite Order Library A35776 A35776-C1 My Library A35776 37.846.jpg.jpg 236519 2026-09-08 18:54:06 2026-09-17 09:23:12 machine generated