For the Record: Tony Campolo needs to think again
By 
Rev Dr Ian Paul2015-06-09T00:00:00
Bible scholar Ian Paul says that Tony Campolo's new affirmation of same-sex relationships is at odds with his commitment to take the call of the gospel seriously.
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