Does the Bible Support Same-Sex Marriage?

21 Conversations from a Historically Christian View

By: Preston Sprinkle

Narrated by: Preston Sprinkle

Many arguments are made for and against same-sex marriage that end with divisiveness and confusion instead of thoughtful conversation. New York Times-bestselling author Dr. Preston Sprinkle provides a resource that will encourage respectful and thoughtful conversations around the question “Does the Bible support same-sex marriage?”

Equipped with thorough research, history, and biblical context, this book will enable you to wade into some of the main arguments against the historically Christian view of marriage:

• The biblical writers didn’t know about sexual orientation.
• Jesus never mentions homosexuality.
• Biblical teachings about women, slavery, and same-sex are on the same trajectory.
• Since some people are born gay, then being gay must be okay.
• The Bible has been mistranslated.

Preston carefully answers 21 of the strongest cases for same-sex marriage and offers a humanizing and thoughtful response to each one.

©2023 Preston Sprinkle (P)2023 One Audiobooks

So needed.

Fresh take on a Biblical perspective. The speck and the log applies well. We are called to love not to judge.

Fantastic Resource for Every Christian

Dr. Sprinkle does it again! This well-researched, thorough resource provides Christians and Same-sex-attracted people a concise look at biblical answers to many concerns and questions in the LGB discussion. Take a listen, and buy a hard copy to keep yourself informed and loving in this difficult topic.

The long answer

Does the bible support same-sex marriage?
Short answer: No
Long answer: This book

Thorough in research and foundation, but some of the discussions are drawn out and difficult to follow. Functions better for look-up than discussion primer.

Neutrality is the Greatest Resource

I usually am not a huge fan of research based books (thank you high school history), but this one was really relevant to my life, especially in the theatre industry. Each point came with its arguments and agreements, which remained very neutral throughout the whole thing, allowing you to form your own opinion. I really enjoyed how Sprinkle ended the book by honestly stating that more information can come in the future, but he’s not here to give us a right/wrong, just here to provide historical and biblical context to claims about same sex marriage. It was really enlightening to see how often the Bible gets misquoted and misrepresented in arguments about this topic.

Phenomenal book!

This is an excellent work on such a relevant issue facing the church today. I cannot praise it enough for its ability to tackle these hard questions in love and truth. It is obvious that Preston Sprinkle has a heart for loving and reaching people for Christ. I would recommend this book for anyone curious about the topic. If your goal is to use this book to beat someone over the head, then please don’t read it. But if your goal is to love others better and bring them into the saving knowledge of Jesus Christ, and walk along side other believers, no matter their sexual orientation, then this is a must read!