During a 2011 roundtable discussion on Fox News, guest commentator Jay Thomas argued that young people should not be too concerned when it comes to pre-marital sex, because nobody would choose to "buy a car without driving it first."
"I teach a course on 'Philosophy of Human Sexuality,' and I must have read fifty to a hundred books on the topic. On the Meaning of Sex is, quite simply, number one, especially for this generation. It is deep yet clear, reverent yet punchy, sound yet relevant, idealistic yet realistic, thoughtful yet exciting. It makes boredom impossible. The style is as beautiful as the content." - Peter Kreeft
Many Americans have been astonished that anyone thinks contraception worth discussing at all. But perhaps the unambiguous good is not so unambiguous after all.
For the first time at an official assembly of the Catholic Church, a victim of the scandal has spoken, Marie Collins of Ireland, sexually abused by a priest when she was thirteen years old.
In January 1936, a meeting took place between Mohandas Gandhi and Margaret Sanger. The subject of their conversation on that auspicious occasion was contraception.
In the words of the theologian Hans Urs von Balthasar, "because of her unique structure, the Catholic Church is perhaps humanitys last bulwark of genuine appreciation of the difference between the sexes."
Youth have the right to be provided the accurate medical and psychological knowledge about homosexuality by pediatricians, mental health professionals, school counselors, educators and parents.
Modern man is like the character Marcus in the book Quo Vadis. He no longer knows what his body is for.
Pornography and romance novels arent (or at least arent always) morally equivalent, but they work the same way.
