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From a woman in Ohio: I finished reading your book and it is truly wonderful. Your understanding and ability to approach young people makes me want to get copies of Maybe he's not gay and start handing them out. From a man in Utah: Great Book! It's about time the truth Is told. This good book handles homosexuality, in thought and deed, kindly and informatively . Carefully explaining what homosexuality is, how it is being pushed by activists and media, how anyone disagreeing is being trashed and silenced, how friends and relatives can help and how God and faith are essential in overcoming it, this faithful book should be read by anyone troubled by homosexuality and those who love them. Mr. D -- Linda Harvey's book is an excellent resource for discussing the dangers of homosexuality with your teens. Parents, grandparents, pastors, teachers and anyone who has influence in the life of a teen will benefit greatly from the content of this book... It exposes the deception that occurs in promoting the gay lifestyle and also presents the many health risks associated with it. This book is filled with common sense, well-reasoned arguments that everyone should carefully consider before choosing a gay lifestyle. Rigorous Reviews -- I have read Harvey's body of work culminating in this project, and she is very ethically consistent in her research and methods. I've not once seen her comport to the vile stereotypes her detractors brand her with - not in all the radio interviews or articles she's done I find Harvey's work to be shocking too. Like a true journalist-minded person, she has an uncanny knack of truth-seeking and research instinct Even before I knew Harvey was about to release this, I had been pondering this same topic - this same notion that because a kid has identity issues, he/she is automatically a homosexual, as popular culture would have us believe. Baloney. Endorsements: For every teen out there confused by the claims that some people are born that way and other

From a woman in Ohio: </br> I finished reading your book and it is truly wonderful. Your understanding and ability to approach young people makes me want to get copies of Maybe he's not gay and start handing them out.</br> </br> From a man in Utah: </br> Great Book! It's about time the truth Is told. This good book handles homosexuality, in thought and deed, kindly and informatively . Carefully explaining what homosexuality is, how it is being pushed by activists and media, how anyone disagreeing is being trashed and silenced, how friends and relatives can help and how God and faith are essential in overcoming it, this faithful book should be read by anyone troubled by homosexuality and those who love them.</br> </br> Mr. D -- Linda Harvey's book is an excellent resource for discussing the dangers of homosexuality with your teens. Parents, grandparents, pastors, teachers and anyone who has influence in the life of a teen will benefit greatly from the content of this book... It exposes the deception that occurs in promoting the gay lifestyle and also presents the many health risks associated with it. This book is filled with common sense, well-reasoned arguments that everyone should carefully consider before choosing a gay lifestyle.</br> </br> Rigorous Reviews -- I have read Harvey's body of work culminating in this project, and she is very ethically consistent in her research and methods. I've not once seen her comport to the vile stereotypes her detractors brand her with - not in all the radio interviews or articles she's done I find Harvey's work to be shocking too. Like a true journalist-minded person, she has an uncanny knack of truth-seeking and research instinct </br> Even before I knew Harvey was about to release this, I had been pondering this same topic - this same notion that because a kid has identity issues, he/she is automatically a homosexual, as popular culture would have us believe. Baloney.</br> </br> Endorsements: For every teen out there confused by the claims that some people are born that way and other falsehoods of homosexual advocacy, Mission America now hands them a powerful new resource. Maybe He s Not Gay speaks directly to each adolescent heart with compassion and truth. Parents, teachers and youth leaders will love Linda Harvey s apologetic approach to a tough current issue.</br> </br> J. Matt Barber, Vice President, Liberty Counsel Action </br> ----------------------------------- </br> Maybe He's Not Gay is a great book that addresses many of the lies that today's youth are being told from adults who, in most cases, know they are misleading them. The book presents the truth in a compassionate way, giving hope to those who may find themselves in a hopeless situation.-</br> </br> Diane Gramley, President, American Family Association of Pennsylvania</br> ------------------------------ </br> Finally, a straight-talk resource proclaiming the biblical and practical truths about homosexuality. Linda Harvey has taken a lot of cheap shots and hits by her truth-hating opponents for having the courage to address the gay issue. Why does she even care about this? Because Linda Harvey cares about America s children, youth and our nation. As a man who ended up down the gay path until I was 28 years old, how I wish I had a resource such as this available to me back then. I highly recommend this book to all parents, families, individuals, and pastors who are looking for an excellent resource to help someone who is struggling with their sexual identity. Thank you, Linda, for writing such an excellent book a book that can truly transform any life! --Stephen Bennett, former homosexual, Founder and Executive Director of SBMinistries. </br> </br> ---------------------------------</br> Linda Harvey has produced a great book for young people who may think they are gay or who have friends or family members who think they are homosexual, bisexual or transgender. Lives are being cut short or destroyed and destinies radically changed -- because youth are embracing a lie based on their feelings. But Linda wisely takes us back to reality and urges the reader to consider the evidence -- that no one is born gay; that homosexual behaviors are often unhealthy; and that sexual orientation is not some fixed identity ( who you are } -- as proved by the many EX- gay men and women who have left homosexuality behind. This is a terrific, comfortable read for anyone who wants to gain understanding and go beyond the media myths and political correctness that swirl around the gay issue. --Peter LaBarbera, President, Americans for Truth about Homosexuality</br> --------------------------- </br> Maybe He s Not Gay provides vital information that is not being taught in schools or churches, and you certainly won t hear about it in the news. We do a disservice to our young people when we expose them to only one side of such an important issue. It s about time every teenager and young adult had the opportunity to read an unbiased presentation of the truth about homosexuality. This book will challenge the way you think about homosexuality. Thank you, Linda, for this valuable resource. </br> Irene Bennett, President, The Parents Group

From a woman in Ohio: I finished reading your book and it is truly wonderful. Your understanding and ability to approach young people makes me want to get copies of Maybe he's not gay and start handing them out. From a man in Utah: Great Book! It's about time the truth Is told. This good book handles homosexuality, in thought and deed, kindly and informatively.... Carefully explaining what homosexuality is, how it is being pushed by activists and media, how anyone disagreeing is being trashed and silenced, how friends and relatives can help...and how God and faith are essential in overcoming it, this faithful book should be read by anyone troubled by homosexuality and those who love them. Mr. D -- Linda Harvey's book is an excellent resource for discussing the dangers of homosexuality with your teens. Parents, grandparents, pastors, teachers and anyone who has influence in the life of a teen will benefit greatly from the content of this book... It exposes the deception that occurs in promoting the gay lifestyle and also presents the many health risks associated with it. This book is filled with common sense, well-reasoned arguments that everyone should carefully consider before choosing a gay lifestyle. Rigorous Reviews -- I have read Harvey's body of work culminating in this project, and she is very ethically consistent in her research and methods. I've not once seen her comport to the vile stereotypes her detractors brand her with - not in all the radio interviews or articles she's done...I find Harvey's work to be shocking too. Like a true journalist-minded person, she has an uncanny knack of truth-seeking and research instinct... Even before I knew Harvey was about to release this, I had been pondering this same topic - this same notion that because a kid has identity issues, he/she is automatically a homosexual, as popular culture would have us believe. Baloney. Endorsements: For every teen out there confused by the claims that some people are 'born that way' and other falsehoods of homosexual advocacy, Mission America now hands them a powerful new resource. Maybe He's Not Gay speaks directly to each adolescent heart with compassion and truth. Parents, teachers and youth leaders will love Linda Harvey's apologetic approach to a tough current issue. J. Matt Barber, Vice President, Liberty Counsel Action ----------------------------------- Maybe He's Not Gay is a great book that addresses many of the lies that today's youth are being told from adults who, in most cases, know they are misleading them. The book presents the truth in a compassionate way, giving hope to those who may find themselves in a hopeless situation.- Diane Gramley, President, American Family Association of Pennsylvania ------------------------------ Finally, a straight-talk resource proclaiming the biblical and practical truths about homosexuality. Linda Harvey has taken a lot of cheap shots and hits by her truth-hating opponents for having the courage to address the gay issue. Why does she even care about this? Because Linda Harvey cares about America's children, youth and our nation. As a man who ended up down the gay path until I was 28 years old, how I wish I had a resource such as this available to me back then. I highly recommend this book to all parents, families, individuals, and pastors who are looking for an excellent resource to help someone who is struggling with their sexual identity. Thank you, Linda, for writing such an excellent book - a book that can truly transform any life! --Stephen Bennett, former homosexual, Founder and Executive Director of SBMinistries. --------------------------------- Linda Harvey has produced a great book for young people who may think they are 'gay' - or who have friends or family members who think they are homosexual, bisexual or transgender. Lives are being cut short or destroyed - and destinies radically changed -- because youth are embracing a lie based on their 'feelings.' But Linda wisely takes us back to reality and urges the reader to consider the evidence -- that no one is born gay ; that homosexual behaviors are often unhealthy; and that sexual orientation is not some fixed identity ('who you are'} -- as proved by the many EX-'gay' men and women who have left homosexuality behind. This is a terrific, comfortable read for anyone who wants to gain understanding and go beyond the media myths and political correctness that swirl around the 'gay' issue. --Peter LaBarbera, President, Americans for Truth about Homosexuality --------------------------- Maybe He's Not Gay provides vital information that is not being taught in schools or churches, and you certainly won't hear about it in the news. We do a disservice to our young people when we expose them to only one side of such an important issue. It's about time every teenager and young adult had the opportunity to read an unbiased presentation of the truth about homosexuality. This book will challenge the way you think about homosexuality. Thank you, Linda, for this valuable resource. Irene Bennett, President, The Parents Group - -

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Linda Harvey is the president and founder of Mission America. She is an author, speaker and radio host who has reported on sexual identity politics for twenty years. Raised in a liberal home, Linda became a Christian and changed her mind and heart about some of the most volatile issues of our time. A former teacher who became an advertising executive, then head of a Christian pro-family group, Linda has been interviewed by media outlets from coast to coast. Since 2009, she has been the host of the Mission America radio show broadcast throughout Ohio. The author of numerous articles on homosexuality, youth culture and Christian faith issues, Linda has spoken to adult and youth audiences all over North America. She is also a wife and mother of two.

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