As we discussed last time, Christians' condemnation of gay people is not only quickly becoming one of their core marker beliefs, but it's also becoming one of the beliefs they're fighting the hardest to protect--and arguably the belief that is costing them the most in terms of both adherents and credibility. I'd be hard-pressed to think of a single other belief for right-wing Christians that is costing them as much as this one is. Today I'll touch on why this belief is so hard for right-wing Christians to shake--and why Preston Sprinkle, in his book People to Be Loved, is starting his quest for understanding by asking the wrong question.
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