The biblical defense is not meant to be comprehensive, Victoria says, since there are many other books out there now that cover the topic in-depth. Instead, this is just enough information to begin to spark questions in the reader, and to instill a desire to do further research into what the Bible does and does not say about homosexuality. Just enough to give people some information to reassure them. If they want more information there's referral material in the back of the book. With the biblical question lightly touched on and deferred for further individual study, the book progresses into two chapters aimed at helping GLBT Christians grow spiritually.
Morality is a topic that is emphasized.
There are rules set down in the Bible about morality and we need to follow those as gay Christians. It says to do to others what you want others to do to you, or treat others the way we wish to be treated. Pretty simple yet most of us don't get it or don't live by it. If all Christians lived by this rule alone, the world would be a much better place. The simple answer is that Jesus never backed down from his beliefs.