PR-243 Get Thee Behind Me

FOREWORD

Dean had a loving nature, but his kind of love carried the label of perversion. Even in a new town, teaching at a new school, he couldn’t hide what he was any more than he could change skins. He became the victim of one crazed lust after another, plunging ever deeper into the chasm that lies on the dark side of sex.

In the book, Unmarried Love, Dr. Eustace Chesser states: “The doctrine (Puritanism) clearly rests on unproved assumptions, for there is no evidence to show that a man who commits adultery, or a homosexual, is more likely to be a liar, a thief, or a traitor than anyone else. There is abundant evidence to the contrary. True, as a result of the threat of blackmail, he could be a greater security risk, but this is something altogether different.”

In a new town, on the run from the degradation of homosexuality, Dean found blackmail only one of the forms of coercion used to bring him back into the sinful fold of man-to-man sex. And the school where he taught offered constant temptations, and constant threat of exposure.