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G. Connor SalterSinChurchSexuality
A number of the much loved Inklings dealt with sins that today might lead to their cancelation. How might that change the way we read them?
James DiddamsTechnologySexuality
If the sex industry cannot exist without victimization, the suffering of the vulnerable is indelibly tied up with the income of the 'successful.'
Zephram FosterMarriageSexuality
The church has long taught that there is a cosmic dimension to marriage.
Nadya WilliamsFamilyMarriageSexuality
'Relationships' with AI girlfriends and 'reborn' babies will yield fruit—but whatever fruit that comes will be rotten and inhumane.
John SheltonTechnologySexuality
Even naming the evils of our age in the areas of sex and gender is made complex today because of how awash we are in the pornographic.
Jake MeadorPolitical TheorySexuality
While one can easily argue for connections between liberalism and the sexual revolution, the way those connections are named is enormously important.
Jessica MiskellyHistoryLiteratureSexuality
The modern notion of "big romance" is both unrealistic and demeaning to one's partner. Our conception of eros needs to be rescued by agape.
Jake MeadorFamilyChurchMarriageSexuality
On why we never ask deeper questions and instead mostly yell at heavily bearded conservative men on Twitter for making creepy comments about yoga pants
Danielle TreweekSexuality
Though often forgotten in the modern church, many church fathers strongly believed that celibacy and virginity taught us something about the life to come.
Jake MeadorChurchGenderSexuality
This piece is a brief summary of the PCA's AIC report on sexuality
Matthew LoftusFeaturedSexuality
In part two of his essay on the sexual abuse revelations Matt Loftus discusses what can be done to create a safer public square for women.
Matthew LoftusFeaturedSexuality
Matt Loftus describes the origins of our abuse crisis and explains why many of the conventional answers, including religious answers, are inadequate.