Healing Homosexuality

This book offers healing and wholeness to all, the homosexual included. I was deeply moved. Payne's ideas were expressed in a loving manner. Her insights are real and encouraging. I highly recommend it.

Don't read this book if you have a phobia about personal transformation, whine about gay bigots and homophobia, or if you can't confront your own weaknesses and inadequacies (gay or not). Otherwise, this book is worth reading - especially for men who honestly struggle with their masculinity and have not had the courage or understanding to see the possible connection with their relationship to their father as a child. The book offers hope for the pain of that dysfunctional relationship - which the author says is often hidden or buried in one's deep mind/heart. If a suffering person wants help with accepting his own masculine being (as is - not some false stereotype you lust for) and is willing to begin a journey to wholeness, the author speaks of hope through a personal encounter with the compassionate and loving person of Jesus - who comes to heal and transform gays and straights alike.