Sex Gender – An Exercise in the Fundamentals of Orthodoxy

Nobody’s Born Gay

By Peter Ould Posted on March 24, 2014 Posted in Sexual Identity, Sexuality 12 Comments Tagged with Ancient Greece, Ancient Greeks, Colored Lenses, Core Assumptions, Distinct Minority, Duberman, Elite Men, Eras, Gay History, Gay Scientists, Gayness, Greek Vases, History Professor, Romantic Friendships, Same Sex Relationships, Sappho, Sex Gender, Sex Relations, Social Construction, University Of Illinois Chicago

Say the gay scientists. No, seriously. Knowing about the phantom gay past when everyone else is certain gayness has always existed can be frustrating. Gay history professor Dr. John Dâ€™Emilio (University of Illinois-Chicago) once lamented that even while gay historical …

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The End of Sexual Identity – A Review

By Peter Ould Posted on June 16, 2011 Posted in Review, Secular / Christian, Sexual Identity, Theology 42 Comments Tagged with Bible, Books, Christians, Cultural Anthropologist, Culture, Deeper Understanding, Dichotomy, Gay, Heterosexual, Holiness, Homosexual, Human Beings, Human Sexual Experience, Midst, Notions, Opportunity, Paris, Phenomena, Regard, Sex Gender, Sexual Activity, Sexual Attraction, Sexual Desire, Sexual Identity, Sexual Life, Sexuality, Social Constructions, Understandings

Jenell Williams Paris’ “The End of Sexual Identity” joins a number of other books recently published which ask Christians and others to take another look at how our Western society has created a social construct called “homosexuality” and how this …

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Nobody’s Born Gay

The End of Sexual Identity – A Review