[ArGee]

Anybody, no matter how opposed they are to such behavior should also have the sense to know it is completely unecessary and beyond socially acceptable norms to broadcast graphic descriptions of such acts in public forums.

I disagree - and I would think ministers would discuss such topics from the pulpit if they believed that the congregation needed to know.

While I haven't read anything on FR that I didn't already know, the issues raised do point out the need for those engaging in such acts to get help. It doesn't matter whether they engage in the acts publicly or privately except as a matter of public policy. They still need help.

Shalom.

[Jorge]

"Anybody, no matter how opposed they are to such behavior should also have the sense to know it is completely unecessary and beyond socially acceptable norms to broadcast graphic descriptions of such acts in public forums."

I disagree - and I would think ministers would discuss such topics from the pulpit if they believed that the congregation needed to know.

Well most ministers would disagree with you..because there are no mainstream Christian ministers who engage in broadcasting the sort of sickening vile descriptions of sexual depravity we have seen posted on these board.

Jesus NEVER engaged in graphic descriptions of sexual immorality...and in fact never even spoke of homosexuality..because it was unnecessary.