We say it all the time: Ideas have consequences and bad ideas have victims. The “Incel movement” proves that the sexual revolution was full of bad ideas.
We say it all the time: Ideas have consequences and bad ideas have victims. The “Incel movement” proves that the sexual revolution was full of bad ideas.
You know the sexual revolution has gotten out of hand when a “proud feminist” and a radical atheist start questioning what’s going on.
Today’s holiday didn’t start with St. Valentine. Many historians think the tradition began more than two thousand years ago with an ancient Roman festival called Lupercalia.
The price of sex has plummeted, throwing the “mating market” into a tizzy, according to Texas sociologist Mark Regnerus.
The man who embodied the sexual revolution has died. We’ll talk about the consequences—and victims—of his vision.
We were told the new sexual orthodoxy wouldn’t impact anyone who didn’t want to endorse it. Well, that was false. Please stay tuned to BreakPoint.
So, it’s OK to warn people about the dangers of drinking too much soda, but not about risky sexual behavior? Welcome to the strange world of cultural Marxism.
The modern or postmodern quest for sexual emancipation cannot be neutral when it comes to the teachings of the Bible and the moral witness of historic Christianity.
God’s plan for human sexuality is unchanging. Not so the culture. So how do we make an effective case for the truth?
The challenge of the moral revolution threatens to shake the very foundations of Christianity in the United States and far beyond.
