Costly Obedience: What We Can Learn from the Celibate Gay Christian Community
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Costly Obedience: What We Can Learn from the Celibate Gay Christian Community

by Mark A. Yarhouse

Religion Christianity
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Mark A. Yarhouse explores the celibate gay Christian community and the lessons it may offer about faith, sexuality, identity, and commitment. Focusing on the meaning and cost of obedience, this book considers how religious convictions shape personal choices and community life.

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Costly Obedience by Mark A. Yarhouse examines the celibate gay Christian community and the meaning of obedience within a Christian framework.

The book considers what others may learn from people who pursue celibacy as part of their religious commitments.

Its focus brings together questions of faith, sexuality, identity, community, and the personal cost of religious conviction.

Written for readers interested in Christian ethics and LGBTQ+ experiences, the book invites reflection on how belief and practice shape one another.

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