Category: sexology
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Masturbation and the Christian Life: Rethinking Purity, Pleasure, and Wisdom
Is masturbation a sin—or are we asking the wrong question? This post explores Scripture, theology, psychology, and embodiment to move… READ MORE
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Regret, Desire, and the Biology of Sex
Why do men and women regret sex differently? Evolution, culture, and emotion collide in the psychology of sexual regret. In… READ MORE
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Theology of the Body – Is Sex Just for Making Babies?
Is sex only for making babies? Many theological traditions say yes—but what happens when intimacy is no longer procreative? In… READ MORE
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Whispers in the Sanctuary: Why We Don’t Talk About Sex
Why is sex so hard to talk about—especially in church? In this post, we explore the silence around sexuality in… READ MORE
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