Natural Sex Again
by Peter J. LeithartHistory indicates that there is some ineradicable knowledge of the truth about sex, argues Pastor Rich Bledsoe. Continue Reading »
History indicates that there is some ineradicable knowledge of the truth about sex, argues Pastor Rich Bledsoe. Continue Reading »
How can certain sexual practices be considered “unnatural”? Continue Reading »
Christians and traditionalists often condemn homosexual activity as “unnatural” behavior. The apostle Paul uses precisely this term. What does it mean?If it is taken to mean that there is no homosexual behavior in the natural world, then the claim is manifestly untrue. As James Neill . . . . Continue Reading »
Anthony Murray worries thatshuddersome Supreme Court justices believe in natural law. It’s too bad that he really doesn’t know the first thing about that topic. Continue Reading »
In the thread below, Chantal Delsol graciously responded to my observation that her more recent book had dropped the occasional references to human nature used in earlier books. While still utilizing the term natural to reference to certain biological determinations, she affirmed that . . . . Continue Reading »
The subject of the natural law came up in a talk with a friend a while back. She is very passionate about the rights of illegal aliens, border issues, etc. I happened to know prior to the conversation that she considers herself a “nontheist.” If I understand correctly, the word nontheist . . . . Continue Reading »
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