Proposes a conceptual framework for determining the limits that the United States Constitution places on the power of government to regulate private sexual conduct between consenting adults. From the combined perspectives of theology, jurisprudence, and constitutional law, this volume provides an insight into the 'gay rights' agenda now before the nation.

Proposes a conceptual framework for determining the limits that the United States Constitution places on the power of government to regulate private sexual conduct between consenting adults. From the combined perspectives of theology, jurisprudence, and constitutional law, this volume provides an insight into the 'gay rights' agenda now before the nation.