Human sexuality is designed around likenesses and differences Part 1 ended, Women and men are, by design and function, fundamentally different and yet profoundly complementary in fulfilling their purpose. Which leads us to two questions: How are women and men the same? How are they different? The Likenesses of Male
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Men and women really are profoundly different, as we see so clearly in the last post of this four-part series. Men and Women Have Different Hormones Hormones may be called the “communicators” of the body. They allow interaction between organ systems and body tissues, helping to regulate our physiology and
Male and female is the creation design but that truth is under a global assault. The transgender revolt is encouraging young children to deny the reality of their sex. Children as young as three are seeking sex reassignment and beginning hormone therapy. In England, the number of children seeking to
Raise your hand if you knew the word “binary” dates from over 500 years ago! According to the Oxford Universal English Dictionary, the term first appeared in 1460. For centuries, the adjective has meant, “of, pertaining to, characterized by, or compounded of, two.” In music, a binary measure is that
Some pain is known only to a woman. From part 1 …There are contexts in modern life where people suffer immense pain and yet are not permitted to talk about it because the society does not acknowledge that pain, does not allow space for such pain to exist. And often the
Thomas Beatie, trans “man” and poster child of the sexual revolution. Photo by Frankie Fouganthin As we have written here, Justice Kennedy declared “the right to define one’s own concept of existence, of meaning, of the universe, and of the mystery of human life.” This folly has led to a
Some believe that modern pagans reappropriate the term “pagan” to honor the cultural achievements of Europe’s pre-Christian societies. Photo by Steve Swayne. In the West, we are witnessing the rise of the new barbarism – the collapse of civilization and reversion to animal instincts (a description that may be too generous
In a famous quote, G.K. Chesterton defined foolishness: “When people stop believing in God, they don’t believe in nothing, they believe in anything.” That is, “anything” as in “any thing, without discrimination.” The ability to discriminate is an acquired skill. An infant cannot distinguish himself from his mother. By age
Secular religion is behind the bathroom bills. It is vital that Christians understand what is at stake with the Obama administration’s transgender directive to America’s public schools. It is far more than simply a policy about the use of bathrooms and showers. The first amendment to the U.S. Constitution states that














