The Patriarchy Podcast: Disjointed Sexuality (Ep 34)
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Read MorePosted by Tony Dipane | 18 Feb 2020 |
The Patriarchy Podcast The Patriarchy Podcast: Disjointed Sexuality (Ep 34) Play Episode Pause...
Read MoreRound Two Same-sex mirage and divorce. Same-sex mirage and fornication. In a previous post, I...
Read MorePart two in the series “A Church for the Next Generation” In my last post, I took a quick look at...
Read MorePosted by Admin | 11 May 2017 | Culture, Jason Farley, Magazine, Theology |
On The Roots newest album ‘. . . and then you shoot your cousin,” one of the most powerful tracks is ‘When the People Cheer.’ Each stanza is written from a different perspective. The third stanza, Black Thought’s stanza, is written from the perspective of a sex addict that has reached both a financial and existential low because he is enslaved to sexual pleasures. He knows that what he is doing is wrong, but he can no longer resist the strip clubs. He turns in to an after-hours joint to blow his last dollar on a lap dance.
Read MorePosted by Admin | 10 Jan 2017 | Book Reviews, Magazine |
The debate over homosexuality is raging as much as it ever was. Indeed, arguments advocating its...
Read MorePosted by Admin | 7 Dec 2016 | Book Reviews, Magazine |
[EDIT: In light of the recent uproar about Milo Yiannopoulos, I think it would be helpful to...
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