First Man – An Exercise in the Fundamentals of Orthodoxy

How Achievable is Celibacy?

By Peter Ould Posted on July 31, 2012 Posted in Celibacy, Sexuality 61 Comments Tagged with Backdrop, Conservative Reading, Core Issue, First Man, Gay Relationship, Henri Nouwen, Human Sexuality, Image Of God, Inner Voice, Life Choice, Master Pieces, Moral Convictions, Return Of The Prodigal Son, Roman Catholic Priest, Same Sex Attraction, Spiritual Master, Unfulfilled Need, Vow Of Chastity, Vows, Wounded Healer

One of the criticisms levelled at a conservative reading of Scripture on human sexuality is that it demands of those with same-sex attraction too much when it implies that those who don’t marry someone of the opposite sex should remain …

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Keith Sharpe responds to Andrew Goddard

By Peter Ould Posted on March 23, 2012 Posted in Gay Marriage, Scripture 43 Comments Tagged with Adam And Eve, Animals, Attitude, Beast Of The Field, Cattle, Christians, English Translations, First Man, Fulcrum, Genesis, Genesis 1, God Didn, Goddard, Hebrew, Keith Sharpe, Lord God, Man Adam, Marriage, Presumption, Simple Fact, Story Of Adam And Eve

Over on the Changing Attitude website, Keith Sharpe has responded to a recent column by Andrew Goddard on the Fulcrum website. Keith’s blog post is an absolute text book example of eisegesis, so let’s take it apart piece by piece …

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How Achievable is Celibacy?

Keith Sharpe responds to Andrew Goddard