Sexual Congress: The Presbyterian debate
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- Appropriate vulnerability: A sexual ethic for singles. Lebacqz, K. // Christian Century;5/6/87, Vol. 104 Issue 15, p435
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Editorial. Sex is never risk-free, says Mr. Robinson, a minister for the United Church of Christ in Honolulu, Hawaii. Casual sex is not wrong in itself but problematic because of the mixed messages it conveys. Sex is a gift that entails responsibility.
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Argues that issues of sexual morality are among the most vital topics of debate and concern within the Roman Catholic Church today. Great discrepancy between Catholic teaching and Catholic practice.
- Sex and the married Catholic: The shadow of St. Augustine. Greeley, Andrew M. // America;10/31/1992, Vol. 167 Issue 13, p318
Examines the hypothesis that Catholic sexual behavior in marriage is no more inhibited by the High Tradition than is the sexual love of anyone else. How the official church since the time of St. Augustine insisted that even between husband and wife sex was essentially for procreation; Two...
- Sleeping like spoons. Milhaven, J.G. // Commonweal;4/7/89, Vol. 116 Issue 7, p205
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