McIlhenny, Chuck. creator McIlhenny, Donna. York, Frank. text bibliography biography lau Lafayette, La Huntington House Publishers �1993 1993 monographic eng

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x, 235, [4] pages ; 22 cm A highly publicized lawsuit, a house fire-bombed in the night, the shatter of windows smashed by politically (and wickedly) motivated vandals cuts into the night. All because Chuck McIlhenny voiced God's condemnation of a behavior and lifestyle and protested the destruction of society that results from its practice. That behavior is homosexuality, and that lifestyle is the gay culture. He was subsequently hounded and terrorized in his own town. This book explores the rise of gay power and what it will mean if Christians do not organize and prepare for the battle. - Back cover. Introduction -- A city beseiged -- The calm before the storm -- This is no joke : you are sued -- Getting hit from both sides -- Gay power -- Gay lifestyle, gay deathstyle -- Fire, get out! -- Attacked again! -- I now pronounce you partners -- Homosexualizing the public schools -- Gay rights or gay riots? -- A look into the future -- Appendix. Resources on homosexuality and AIDS -- Ministries and clinics -- AIDS ministry book and video resources -- Resources on therapy or ministry to homosexuals -- Resources on the gay rights agenda -- Organizations dealing with religious freedom, AIDS, ministry to homosexuals and the gay rights movement. Chuck & Donna McIlhenny ; with Frank York. Includes bibliographical references (pages 235-238). n-us-ca McIlhenny, Chuck McIlhenny, Donna McIlhenny, Chuck McIlhenny, Donna Homosexuality Religious aspects Christianity Gays California San Francisco Gays Homosexuality Religious aspects Christianity California San Francisco Homophobia in Christianity Personal narratives BR115.H6 M37 1993 261.8/35766/0979461 1563840243 9781563840241 91078342 DLC 920107 20190813082900.0 ocm27827679 eng