How do you prepare a teen to think critically about homosexuality? To enter confidently and non-judgmentally into discussions on gay rights or the gay lifestyle? It’s tempting to avoid talking about this issue. It’s too controversial, and most of us … Continue reading
Can sex be “casual”? For many today, teens and adults alike, sex outside marriage is a non-issue. It’s pretty much assumed in a dating relationship. Sex without relationship – sex for the sake of sex — is common. So is … Continue reading
Is your 11-year-old ready for his or her school’s teaching about sex? In many secular school systems in the Western world there is teaching on sex from the beginning grades. In 5th grade, however, it is particularly important for you … Continue reading
Answers given to students in secular schools: 14. In a curriculum, “To help develop a healthy personality, enhance quality of life, foster personal growth, and contribute to a fulfilled life.” 15. In a sex education text, “For health. We’re made for sex, so it’s unhealthy to … Continue reading
Answers from four professionals: 10. A psychiatrist, “A rite of passage into adulthood.” 11. A sexologist, “For healthy personality development.” 12. A professor of philosophy, “You decide. You determine your own meaning for it.” 13. An American theologian, “To communicate. … Continue reading
Would you agree with any of these answers? 7. To satisfy your appetite for sex. When you’re thirsty you drink something; when you’re hungry, you eat. When you have sexual desire, you have sex.” 8. A college girl: “It’s … Continue reading
