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How to Respond to Marriage Reality in Australia's Current Debate

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01 June 2016

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The same-sex marriage debate in Australia has reached the point where it may soon be subject to a plebiscite - a nationwide official survey that decides the will of the people on a matter. In this brief, helpful book, comedian and pastor Bill Medley explains clearly just what is at...

The same-sex marriage debate in Australia has reached the point where it may soon be subject to a plebiscite - a nationwide official survey that decides the will of the people on a matter. In this brief, helpful book, comedian and pastor Bill Medley explains clearly just what is at stake for the definition of marriage if this plebiscite goes ahead, and how Christians should respond in the lead-up.

This book is directed to the Christian church. Within the next couple of months Australians may well be entering a polling booth to vote on a plebiscite that will determine the definition of marriage in Australia. The outcome of that vote could affect more than just who has the right to marry. It may be critical to the future of our society in the next generation.

A brief survey is given on shifts in marriage in society and where the Bible itself gives examples of where people have departed from marriage between one man and one woman.

In this book an attempt is made to answer the following sorts of questions.

How should Christians respond in the lead up to this plebiscite? If there is a separation of church and state, should the church be included the debate? Are there issues of a practical nature that both religious and non-religious people would consider worthy of debate? What can we say to those who oppose the view of marriage as one man, one woman? Is this matter settled in the church? How do we respond to religious discrimination? These are just some of the questions this book addresses. A response is required!

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The same-sex marriage debate in Australia has reached the point where it may soon be subject to a plebiscite - a nationwide official survey that decides the will of the people on a matter. In this brief, helpful book, comedian and pastor Bill Medley explains clearly just what is at...

The same-sex marriage debate in Australia has reached the point where it may soon be subject to a plebiscite - a nationwide official survey that decides the will of the people on a matter. In this brief, helpful book, comedian and pastor Bill Medley explains clearly just what is at stake for the definition of marriage if this plebiscite goes ahead, and how Christians should respond in the lead-up.

This book is directed to the Christian church. Within the next couple of months Australians may well be entering a polling booth to vote on a plebiscite that will determine the definition of marriage in Australia. The outcome of that vote could affect more than just who has the right to marry. It may be critical to the future of our society in the next generation.

A brief survey is given on shifts in marriage in society and where the Bible itself gives examples of where people have departed from marriage between one man and one woman.

In this book an attempt is made to answer the following sorts of questions.

How should Christians respond in the lead up to this plebiscite? If there is a separation of church and state, should the church be included the debate? Are there issues of a practical nature that both religious and non-religious people would consider worthy of debate? What can we say to those who oppose the view of marriage as one man, one woman? Is this matter settled in the church? How do we respond to religious discrimination? These are just some of the questions this book addresses. A response is required!
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Koorong Code 456389
ISBN 9780646956763
Pages 82
Publisher Whine Press
Publication Date 01 June 2016
Dimensions 4 x 107 x 177mm
Weight 0.074kg
Product Category Christian Worldview
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    Anonymous
    Rated 3 out of 5 stars
    8 years ago
    Heart matters

    This small book provides sufficient historical perspective on the issue of marriage equality. Bill supplies the reader with a balanced perspective, while advocating against judgement and challenging the reader to objectively understand the greater battle out there- against Jesus. The need for the church to preach the truth and mercy of God is all the more needful in such times.

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    Anonymous
    I recommend this product
    Rated 4 out of 5 stars
    8 years ago
    RELEVANT!

    This short and informative book is a great collection of thoughts related to the upcoming decision. It's the most balanced and biblical respectful position I have come across amidst the plethora of opinions online. Even if you don't agree, I think it's great to have in the arsenal as we consider the ramifications and what we are really voting for here.

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    Anonymous
    I recommend this product
    Rated 4 out of 5 stars
    8 years ago
    Food for thought

    This short book serves as a great introduction to the cultural, social, and theological issues involved in the current 'marriage debate'. Bill is adamant that believers be equipped with understanding and mobilised to be vocal about protecting the historic sanctity of marriage between man and woman.