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	~~==Notes==~~
	Martha Nibley Beck is the daughter of well-known LDS scholar [[Hugh Nibley]]. After writing a book in which they described how to renounce homosexuality through the gospel, Beck and her husband, John C. Beck, eventually 'came out of the closet' and announced that John was gay and Martha was a lesbian. They have since divorced.

	Beck has more recently gained notoriety for her accusations that she was sexually molested by her father. The Nibley family strongly disputes this, and Beck has been roundly denounced by her [[Martha_Nibley_Beck:husband_reaction \| ex-husband]] and [[#FAIR_web_site \| others]] for what they claim is her book's distortion of facts. Beck's tale has also been challenged because of its involvement with [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recovered_memory recovered memories] of abuse.

	~~===Significant Works===~~
	* ''Breaking the Cycle of Compulsive Behavior'' (Salt Lake City: Deseret Book Co., 1990) (with John C. Beck). ISBN 0875792901
	* ''Leaving the Saints: How I Lost the Mormons and Found My Faith'' (New York: Crown Publishers, 2005). ISBN 0609609912

	~~==Further reading==~~

	~~===FAIR wiki articles===~~
	*Links to related articles in the wiki

	~~===FAIR web site===~~
	*FAIR Topical Guide:
	* Boyd Peterson, [http://www.fairlds.org/Reviews/Rvw200506.html As Things Stand At The Moment: Responding to Martha Beck's Leaving the Saints], FAIR Conference, 2005.
	*Reviews:
	**[http://www.fairlds.org/Reviews/Rvw200503.html Scott Gordon]
	**[http://www.fairlds.org/Reviews/Rvw200501.html Tom Kimball]
	**[http://www.fairlds.org/Reviews/Rvw200504.html Boyd J. Petersen]
	** [http://www.fairlds.org/Reviews/Rvw200502.html Allan Wyatt]

	~~===External links===~~
	*Links to external web pages
	*Reviews:
	** [http://www.fairlds.org/cgi-bin/site.pl?s177 John Beck]
	** [http://www.fairlds.org/cgi-bin/site.pl?s170 Alex Nibley and Christina Nibley Mincek]


	~~===Printed material===~~
	*Printed resources whose text is not available online

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	Martha Nibley Beck is the daughter of well-known LDS scholar [[Hugh Nibley]]. After writing a book in which they described how to renounce homosexuality through the gospel, Beck and her husband, John C. Beck, eventually 'came out of the closet' and announced that John was gay and Martha was a lesbian. They have since divorced.		Martha Nibley Beck is the daughter of well-known LDS scholar [[Hugh Nibley]]. After writing a book in which they described how to renounce homosexuality through the gospel, Beck and her husband, John C. Beck, eventually 'came out of the closet' and announced that John was gay and Martha was a lesbian. They have since divorced.

	Beck has more recently gained notoriety for her accusations that she was sexually molested by her father. The Nibley family strongly disputes this, and Beck has been roundly denounced by her [[Martha_Nibley_Beck:husband_reaction ex-husband]] and [[#FAIR_web_site \| others]] for what they claim is her book's distortion of facts. Beck's tale has also been challenged because of its involvement with [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recovered_memory recovered memories] of abuse.		Beck has more recently gained notoriety for her accusations that she was sexually molested by her father. The Nibley family strongly disputes this, and Beck has been roundly denounced by her [[Martha_Nibley_Beck:husband_reaction \| ex-husband]] and [[#FAIR_web_site \| others]] for what they claim is her book's distortion of facts. Beck's tale has also been challenged because of its involvement with [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recovered_memory recovered memories] of abuse.

	===Significant Works===		===Significant Works===

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	Martha Nibley Beck is the daughter of well-known LDS scholar [[Hugh Nibley]]. After writing a book in which they described how to renounce homosexuality through the gospel, Beck and her husband, John C. Beck, eventually 'came out of the closet' and announced that John was gay and Martha was a lesbian. They have since divorced.		Martha Nibley Beck is the daughter of well-known LDS scholar [[Hugh Nibley]]. After writing a book in which they described how to renounce homosexuality through the gospel, Beck and her husband, John C. Beck, eventually 'came out of the closet' and announced that John was gay and Martha was a lesbian. They have since divorced.

	Beck has more recently gained notoriety for her accusations that she was sexually molested by her father. The Nibley family strongly disputes this, and Beck has been roundly denounced by her [[Martha_Nibley_Beck:husband_reaction ex-husband] and [[#FAIR_web_site \| others]] for what they claim is her book's distortion of facts. Beck's tale has also been challenged because of its involvement with [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recovered_memory recovered memories] of abuse.		Beck has more recently gained notoriety for her accusations that she was sexually molested by her father. The Nibley family strongly disputes this, and Beck has been roundly denounced by her [[Martha_Nibley_Beck:husband_reaction ex-husband]] and [[#FAIR_web_site \| others]] for what they claim is her book's distortion of facts. Beck's tale has also been challenged because of its involvement with [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recovered_memory recovered memories] of abuse.

	===Significant Works===		===Significant Works===

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	Martha Nibley Beck is the daughter of well-known LDS scholar [[Hugh Nibley]]. After writing a book in which they described how to renounce homosexuality through the gospel, Beck and her husband, John C. Beck, eventually 'came out of the closet' and announced that John was gay and Martha was a lesbian. They have since divorced.		Martha Nibley Beck is the daughter of well-known LDS scholar [[Hugh Nibley]]. After writing a book in which they described how to renounce homosexuality through the gospel, Beck and her husband, John C. Beck, eventually 'came out of the closet' and announced that John was gay and Martha was a lesbian. They have since divorced.

	Beck has more recently gained notoriety for her accusations that she was sexually molested by her father. The Nibley family strongly disputes this, and Beck has been roundly denounced by her [~~http~~:~~//www.fairlds.org/cgi-bin/site.pl?s177~~ ex-husband] and [[#FAIR_web_site \| others]] for what they claim is her book's distortion of facts. Beck's tale has also been challenged because of its involvement with [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recovered_memory recovered memories] of abuse.		Beck has more recently gained notoriety for her accusations that she was sexually molested by her father. The Nibley family strongly disputes this, and Beck has been roundly denounced by her [[Martha_Nibley_Beck:husband_reaction ex-husband] and [[#FAIR_web_site \| others]] for what they claim is her book's distortion of facts. Beck's tale has also been challenged because of its involvement with [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recovered_memory recovered memories] of abuse.

	===Significant Works===		===Significant Works===

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	Martha Nibley Beck is the daughter of well-known LDS scholar [[Hugh Nibley]]. After writing a book in which they described how to renounce homosexuality through the gospel, Beck and her husband, John C. Beck, eventually 'came out of the closet' and announced that John was gay and Martha was a lesbian. They have since divorced.		Martha Nibley Beck is the daughter of well-known LDS scholar [[Hugh Nibley]]. After writing a book in which they described how to renounce homosexuality through the gospel, Beck and her husband, John C. Beck, eventually 'came out of the closet' and announced that John was gay and Martha was a lesbian. They have since divorced.

	Beck has more recently gained notoriety for her accusations that she was sexually molested by her father. The Nibley family strongly disputes this, and Beck has been roundly by her [http://www.fairlds.org/cgi-bin/site.pl?s177 ex-husband] and [[#FAIR_web_site \| others]] for her book's distortion of facts. Beck's tale has also been challenged because of its involvement with [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recovered_memory recovered memories] of abuse.		Beck has more recently gained notoriety for her accusations that she was sexually molested by her father. The Nibley family strongly disputes this, and Beck has been roundly denounced by her [http://www.fairlds.org/cgi-bin/site.pl?s177 ex-husband] and [[#FAIR_web_site \| others]] for what they claim is her book's distortion of facts. Beck's tale has also been challenged because of its involvement with [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recovered_memory recovered memories] of abuse.

	===Significant Works===		===Significant Works===
	* ''Breaking the Cycle of Compulsive Behavior'' (Salt Lake City: Deseret Book Co., 1990) (with John C. Beck). ISBN 0875792901		* ''Breaking the Cycle of Compulsive Behavior'' (Salt Lake City: Deseret Book Co., 1990) (with John C. Beck). ISBN 0875792901
	* ''Leaving the Saints: How I Lost the Mormons and Found My Faith'' (New York: Crown Publishers, 2005). ISBN 0609609912		* ''Leaving the Saints: How I Lost the Mormons and Found My Faith'' (New York: Crown Publishers, 2005). ISBN 0609609912

	==Further reading==		==Further reading==

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{{draft}}
==Notes==
Martha Nibley Beck is the daughter of well-known LDS scholar [[Hugh Nibley]]. After writing a book in which they described how to renounce homosexuality through the gospel, Beck and her husband, John C. Beck, eventually 'came out of the closet' and announced that John was gay and Martha was a lesbian. They have since divorced.

Beck has more recently gained notoriety for her accusations that she was sexually molested by her father. The Nibley family strongly disputes this, and Beck has been roundly by her [http://www.fairlds.org/cgi-bin/site.pl?s177 ex-husband] and [[#FAIR_web_site | others]] for her book's distortion of facts. Beck's tale has also been challenged because of its involvement with [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recovered_memory recovered memories] of abuse.

===Significant Works===
* ''Breaking the Cycle of Compulsive Behavior'' (Salt Lake City: Deseret Book Co., 1990) (with John C. Beck). ISBN 0875792901
* ''Leaving the Saints: How I Lost the Mormons and Found My Faith'' (New York: Crown Publishers, 2005). ISBN 0609609912

==Further reading==

===FAIR wiki articles===
*Links to related articles in the wiki

===FAIR web site===
*FAIR Topical Guide:
* Boyd Peterson, [http://www.fairlds.org/Reviews/Rvw200506.html As Things Stand At The Moment: Responding to Martha Beck's Leaving the Saints], FAIR Conference, 2005.
*Reviews:
**[http://www.fairlds.org/Reviews/Rvw200503.html Scott Gordon]
**[http://www.fairlds.org/Reviews/Rvw200501.html Tom Kimball]
**[http://www.fairlds.org/Reviews/Rvw200504.html Boyd J. Petersen]
** [http://www.fairlds.org/Reviews/Rvw200502.html Allan Wyatt]

===External links===
*Links to external web pages
*Reviews:
** [http://www.fairlds.org/cgi-bin/site.pl?s177 John Beck]
** [http://www.fairlds.org/cgi-bin/site.pl?s170 Alex Nibley and Christina Nibley Mincek]

===Printed material===
*Printed resources whose text is not available online