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Katelyn Walls SheltonFamilyTheologyTechnologyFormation
One needn't adopt the position of the church fathers or Rome to recognize that Protestantism's acceptance of contraception came via shoddy reasoning.
Matthew LoftusFamilyTechnologyFormation
Dismissing a porn addiction as being a problem of unfulfilled sexual desire radically misunderstands why people turn to pornography in the first place.
Pieter ValkFamilyFormation
Asking God for aid in discerning whether one is called to marriage or celibacy might help calm anxiety and give direction to an anxious generation.
Marc SimsFamilyTechnologyFormation
Within a covenantal relationship of care and mutual giving, sex is a powerful means of growing in virtue. Removed from that context, it is destructive.
Andrew KoperskiFamilyTheology
Protestant arguments against contraception that simply appeal to church tradition in an undifferentiated way are far too simplistic to be helpful.
Amy MantravadiFamilyCultureFormation
If we lack a robust account of the goodness of human life itself, we will have very little to offer to parents of children on the autism spectrum.
Mitch EastFamilyCultureFormation
If we imagine some not unlikely future forms of biomedical tech we will quickly realize how inadequate much Christian thinking about bioethics has been.
Katelyn Walls SheltonFamilySexualityFormation
While it may sometimes be awkward, Christians should be talking more about sex, not less.
Kirsten SandersFamilyTheology
Preliminary notes on what a Protestant 'theology of the body' ought to be.
Haley BaumeisterFamilyTechnologyFormation
The glib way in which many evangelicals approach procedures like vasectomies is indicative of how superficial our understanding of sexuality often is.
Tara ThiekeFamilyFeaturedEducation
Wonder is the birthright of every child and yet the vast majority of contemporary children's lit is designed to beat wonder out of even the smallest child.
Gracy OlmsteadFamilyFeatured
If the American people care about the family, it's high time we start to act like it because, as two recent books show, the American family is struggling.