Editor’s Note from February 24, 1978

Homosexuality is a secular and a religious phenomenon demanding attention. It is particularly important since at least one denomination will be asked to open its doors to the ordination of practicing homosexuals. Bishop Bennett J. Sims of Atlanta has written a splendid biblical, pastoral, and compassionate article. I think his basic points are unassailable. Additional copies of the article can be secured from Bishop Sims’s office (see p. 23 for address). This article is worth the price of a year’s subscription to CHRISTIANITY TODAY.

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