Catholibertarian

Posted in Catholic Church, Catholicism, Christianity, Ethics, Morality | Tagged context, ethical, Fr. Robert Barron, Hook up culture, morality, objective good, original sin, sex, sexuality | 3 Comments

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1. on September 21, 2012 at 12:29 am | Reply SR

   When I was listening to the first video the thought that came to my mind was, “It takes all kinds of “quacks” to make a duck.” It is hard for me to think of all of these young women who get out here and have “many” sexual partners when they are young and think it is okay. It is also hard for me to think those that are older condone this, and make it as if, “it is the greatest thing they will ever do.” Sad to me, just so sad. Thanks for sharing and God Bless, SR

   
   
   • on September 21, 2012 at 11:53 pm | Reply Teresa Rice

     “It takes all kinds of “quacks” to make a duck.” That’s a great one SR! Even if you discount the morality of having “many” sexual partners it sure as heck isn’t being prudent to engage in this risky behavior with all the diseases out there. Thanks so much for your comment my Sister in Christ. God Bless.

     
     
2. on September 22, 2012 at 10:25 am | Reply 1catholicsalmon

   I sometimes wonder whether I’m going crazy?! It’s just accepted that it’s ‘ok’ to ‘hook up’ ….it’s so sad. It says, ‘emotionless sex’ to me. Detached sex. Can a woman ever really detach her emotions from this physical act of love? I think not. Not deep down.
   Sex is not only about the physical act, the pleasure and a roll in the hay…it’s about deep feeling and emotion. So it means that the hook-up culture must be devoid of this special connection between two people that are yearning through their union, to bring forth new life as a sign of their love, fidelity and oneness.