John Corvino is the author and co-author of numerous books exploring ethics, public discourse, religion, sexuality, and civil disagreement.
The Other Side
A Moderate’s Manifesto on How to Disagree
In his latest book, John draws on decades of experience building bridges across political and cultural divides to offer a practical roadmap for constructive disagreement. Covering political polarization, free speech, cancel culture, and effective communication, The Other Side explores how meaningful conversations can strengthen relationships and foster positive change. Available October 2026; pre-order now:
Debating Religious Liberty and Discrimination
with counterpoint by Ryan T. Anderson and Sherif Girgis
In this book, John argues for the importance of religious-liberty protections while also warning against the tendency to use “religious liberty” as a cover for religious privilege and discrimination.
What’s Wrong With Homosexuality?
In this concise yet wide-ranging book, John draws on 20 years’ experience in the culture wars to dismantle arguments against same-sex relationships, using his trademark combination of logical rigor, sensitivity, and humor.
Debating Same-Sex Marriage
with Maggie Gallallagher
In this widely praised book, John Corvino engages the co-founder of the National Organization for Marriage in vigorous yet respectful debate over same-sex marriage.