We continue The Christian Chronicle’s in-depth coverage of how a “Holy Sexuality” chapel program at Abilene Christian University motivated alumni to petition the university’s administration to change its policies and position on same-sex relationships.
SEGMENT ONE: The story so far and why The Christian Chronicle is covering it (Bobby Ross, Jr., The Christian Chronicle)
SEGMENT TWO: A defense of Abilene Christian University’s policies and position on same-sex relationships (Dr. Kenneth Pybus, Abilene Christian University)
SEGMENT THREE: A critique of Abilene Christian University’s policies and practices regarding same-sex relationships (Paul Anthony, Wildcats for Inclusion)
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