Wisely Responding to the Sexual Revolution

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Written By Jason Ramasami
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I attended a lecture by Glynn Harrison recently on this vital (and polarising) topic. He brought a lot of wisdom to bear on the matter of how to respond sensitively as a Christian to widespread changes in thinking on what is or isn't acceptable on the sexual morality front. 

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In particular his comments on posture (sorry-thankyou-please-never) and dissection of why soft power is so attractive were really helpful. As a Christian I found it particularly useful to listen to the 'better story' that - when properly understood¹ - is incredibly liberating.

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My full sketch notes can be downloaded here (7megs).

¹ meaning: when not being used for power games or ideological land-grab antics. 

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Jason Ramasami

Jason Ramasami is a learning designer.

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