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I'm a minister and a sexologist. Yes, those words do go together! I am also the executive director of the Religious Institute (www.religiousinstitute.org), a multifaith organization dedicated to sexual health and justice. I hope you'll join me in exploring the connection between sexuality, religion and spirituality, and the need for sexual justice in our faith communities and society.
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1 comment:
"one has to wonder whether violating a law from 1910 is really grounds for resignation or prosecution."
The age of the law is quite irrelevant. Violating a law from 1910 B.C., such as -
You shall not murder.
You shall not steal.
You shall not bear false witness against your neighbour.
can be grounds for prosecution. . .
You shall not commit adultery may not be grounds for prosecution in America these days but it is grounds for divorce and, in some cases, resignation.
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