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Ryan T. Anderson

Biography

Ryan T. Anderson wrote When Harry Became Sally, co-wrote Tearing Us Apart with Alexandra DeSanctis, and contributed to Natural Law.

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Does God Care about Gender Identity?

Christian Living

“This small book is big on wisdom. Yes, God does care about gender identity, and Sam Ferguson explains why. More importantly, he helps readers go deep in understanding why the God who created us wants us to flourish as the creatures we are, and he equips readers to accompany those who struggle with this life-giving truth.”

The Detransition Diaries

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“This book skillfully presents the victims of transgender ideology, while also placing this latest misdirection of medicine in a historical context with other violations of medical ethics.”

The Genesis of Gender

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Abigail Favale has written a beautiful and profound reflection on the gift of our embodiment as male and female. The Genesis of Gender is essential reading for anyone who wants to understand how we arrived at such a confused state and how we can lovingly promote the truth about human nature.”

The Perspective of Love

Philosophy

“With this erudite book, R. J. Snell--one of the young bright lights of natural law thinkers--offers a unique perspective on a central question: if the natural law is accessible to everyone, how do we come to know it? Snell's provocative answer is that learning moral truth requires interiority, transcendence, and conversion. Though I didn't agree with every argument on offer, I couldn't help being instructed and challenged. The book will do the same for any interested reader.”

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Cover of Natural Law

Natural Law

Co-author

Philosophy

Cover of Tearing Us Apart

Tearing Us Apart

Co-author

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

Cover of When Harry Became Sally

When Harry Became Sally

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

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