Can those who hold differing positions on homosexuality learn from rather than battle each other? This book records what happens when the quest is not for victory but for writers who (1) convey persuasively, meaningfully, movingly their own viewpoints to make them available as a treasure others can learn from; and (2) show evidence of learning from-or being willing to consider learning from-the treasures of viewpoints other than their own."Stumbling . . . is a compelling read. . . . A colleague of mine commented that perhaps it is coming a decade or more too late. Maybe he's right, but I'm not sure we were ready for it then. Hopefully we are now." -Carolyn Schrock-Shenk, Associate Professor of Peace, Justice, and Conflict Studies, Goshen College, in the Foreword
