Cover -- Contents -- Figures and Tables -- Preface -- INTRODUCTION -- 1: The Difference that a Border Makes -- PUBLIC OPINION -- 2: Culture War? -- 3: A Twenty-Year Survey of Canadian Attitudes towards Homosexuality and Gay Rights -- EVANGELICALS -- 4: "Civility without Compromise" -- 5: The Pro-Family Movement in Canada and the United States -- 6: Evangelicals, the Christian Right, and Gay and Lesbian Rights in the United States -- 7: Liberal, with Conservative "Vibrations" -- 8: Canadian Evangelicals and Same-Sex Marriage -- MAINLINE PROTESTANTS -- 9: It's All about Sex -- 10: Focusing, Framing, and Discerning -- 11: American Mainline Protestantism and Deliberation about Homosexuality -- ROMAN CATHOLICISM -- 12: Catholicism, Homosexuality, and Same-Sex Marriage in the United States -- 13: Roman Catholics and Same-Sex Marriage in Quebec -- NON-CHRISTIAN RESPONSES -- 14: Paths from Emancipation -- 15: Muslims and Sexual Diversity in North America -- POLITICAL PARTIES -- 16: The Conservative Party of Canada and Its Religious Constituencies -- 17: The Politics of Marriage and American Party Politics -- RIGHTS CLAIMING -- 18: The Supreme Court of Canada's Attempt to Reconcile Freedom of Religion and Sexual Orientation Equality in the Public Schools -- 19: Law, Sexuality, and Morality in the United States -- CONCLUSION -- 20: Cross-Border Parallels at the Political Intersection of Sexuality and Religion -- Appendix A -- Appendix B -- Notes -- References -- Contributors -- Index.