What The Church Should Be Telling You About Sexuality But Isn’t…
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Why do we not hear about adults with urges for sexual relationship with children?
Call it a sickness, call it an easy out for those who feel guilt over their sexual urges and turn to children for an “easy out”, urges by adults to satisfy their desires with a child under the age of 18 is wrong.
Pedophilias in the Catholic faith rocked the church to its core and have seen the exodus of many members tired of Rome ignoring the issues. The Protestant side shows similar cases with everyone from the minister to the janitor around the world taking advantage of our children.
When will we hear a sermon or a movement to address the sexual issues adults have and to find help to steer them to a healthier expression of their needs? I hope soon. If not, the faith cannot continue standing on the high moral ground when the ground is moist with hierocracy.
What about comprehensive sexual education?
I can find tapes, DVD’s, even on-line sermons dealing with sex before marriage warning teens and adults of the spiritual “dangers” of proceeding this way. I would love to hear a frank sermon from a pastor willing to talk about what happens if abstinence fails and you find yourself wanting to be sexual? Corpus Interruptus isn’t an option by the way; nor is running away into the night.
Can one pastor in the world talk about contraceptives without feeling like betraying the church? Can one man or woman of the cloth deal with condoms and “the pill” without gagging in between points behind the pulpit?
That’s what the people need to hear, not a lot of “thou shalt nots” but realistic approaches to a real world. And if you want to add spiritual touches to the sermons, then talk about people asking for God for the strength to find help and wisdom in taking some of the approaches I’ve just mentioned.
These are just the tip of the iceberg, but now that the cards are on the table will someone take the lead? It’s easy for me to talk about this, but until the people of the church demand to have these issues addressed those affected by these subjects will live in silence without any hope.
With billions of dollars spent on how a person can be prosperous and self assured maybe money could be spent in the direction of putting programs together to help these victims. Instead of stopping the gays or paying for workshops to stop abortions can’t we try to help the broken from loosing all hope that God will ever hear their pain?
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I think you’re begging the question a bit here. There are plenty of clergy, including Catholic priests, who are talking about sexual issues in a frank and positive way. The repression that you speak of is really on its way out within congregations and is more a feature of the conservative “reactionary” churches rather than the more liberal mainstream churches.
Also, I think what you’re missing in this article is an explanation of the Church’s point of view. Despite the fact that the Vatican’s take on sexuality is not very popular right now, it is not really very fair to simply dismiss the Church’s position on sexual issues as being misguided or repressive. Sure, there has been repression in the past, and sure, a lot of criminals used the Church to hide their crimes, but we must always remember that behind all the priests, pulpits and noise there is still Christ. Maybe the Church administration is in the wrong, and maybe mistakes have been made, but as Christians shouldn’t we also be trying to see Christ in the message? I mean, Jesus says a lot of things that really piss people off, even Christians. (_especially_ Christians) Sometimes we don’t want to hear the message, even if it is good for us. Do you think it is it possible that the Church is actually expressing Christ’s will on sexual issues and we just don’t want to hear it?
Just a thought.
Fred