Description

Because sexuality is a universal human phenomenon, we should expect a corresponding abundance of ideas, beliefs, and assumptions about it. And we should not be surprised to observe that the Bible has a good deal to say, both prescriptively and descriptively, about human sexuality and all its related subjects - marriage, children, masculinity, femininity, trans ideology, rules for lawful and unlawful sexual relationships, and much more. This collection of essays from pastors, scholars, and cultural theologians seeks to apply biblical principles to the sexual attitudes and assumptions of contemporary western culture, demonstrating that our present sexual confusion has broader and deeper religious roots.