The Religious Right Is Wrong: The Ethics of Religion and the Gay Community

The Religious Right is Wrong is an exploratory journey through self-righteousness, ignorance, biased beliefs, and misinterpretations of the Bible and other ancient documents that have been used to oppress the gay community. Read why gay Christians should not believe everything they have been told or taught about gay sin and why the gay community should be denied the right to marry.

Doctor Barham received his undergraduate education at East Tennessee State University and later received an MD degree from The College of Medicine, University of Tennesee. After practicing medicine for a number of years, he earned a master’s degree in health services administration (MSHA) and became a hospital administrator. Later he earned a master’s degree in medical humanities (MMH) majoring in ethics at Drew University where he continued his studies for a doctorate (D. Lit.) majoring in ethics. Doctor Barham has long been interested in religon. He has traveled extensively in the middle east and participated in biblical archeological digs. This book answers many of the questions the author had about his own faith and believes its revelations will prove useful to other questioning Christians.