I have long deliberated the possible efficacy of another Wild at Heart critique.1 Although many excellent critiques arose in the years after the book’s initial
In the Christian single world, many people equate purity with sex—or lack thereof! But just as our sexuality is more than intercourse, purity is far
On issues of the family and scripture, Christians are in a bit of a pickle. It is not always clear how our convictions about “family
I was born into privilege thrice over. I am white; I am male; I am American. And all that privilege provides me with the shortcut,
Most people do not think of the Bible as a love manual, but, unsurprisingly, the Scriptures support the idea of egalitarian sex—both wife and husband
Christian leaders often subscribe to stereotypes and myths about men and women and their sexuality. Most of the time, emphasis is placed on Christian women
Someone1 has said that one of the biggest problems with pornography is not that it shows too much of a woman, but that it doesn’t show
I’ve avoided writing on rape culture for a while, because it’s a difficult issue to tackle from a Christian perspective. In my experience, Christian churches
Check out a follow-up list of “Four More Sexist Myths That The Church Should Reject.” We’ve all heard them. Stupid jokes and thoughtless comments. Sexist
Proponents of the “battle of the sexes” often argue that that what ultimately divides and defines men and women is their physical bodies. These vessels