In this paper, Marshall Ballantine-Jones considers the cost of pornography from the perspective of the performers, and how Christians should respond.
In this paper, Marshall Ballantine-Jones considers the cost of pornography from the perspective of the performers, and how Christians should respond.
Dr Megan Best reviews a recent Australian publication that explores the biblical, biological and pastoral care perspectives to take into account when ministering to those who feel that their gender identity does not match the physical body that God gave them.
Dr Michael F Bird writes about the impact on medicine when politics gets involved, focussing on issues in the management of gender dysphoria.
Dr Michael Jensen reviews The Case Against the Sexual Revolution: A New Guide to Sex in the 21st Century by Louise Perry.
Emma Wood reviews a series of books aimed at helping Christian parents to negotiate sex education for 7-10 year olds.
In this qualitative research study, Megan Best and Patricia Weerakoon explored the interaction between Christian faith and gender incongruence.
In this article published on the ABC Religion & Ethics website, Patrick Parkinson discusses the 2021 report of the National Student Safety Survey, which reported that one in sex students had been sexually harassed in a university setting since starting university. He considers how the incidence of adverse sexual experiences can, realistically, be reduced.
Emma Wood discusses whether consent training is an adequate response to the sexual assault epidemic in secondary schools.
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