I'm in the process of reading the ELCA Human Sexuality: Gift and Trust document. I wrote a review of the original draft at the Journal of Lutheran Ethics last year. It was titled "Please Don't Omit." One disappointment is that they did omit some of what I encouraged be included, especially more substantial reflection singleness and monasticism.
However, right now my main question is:
Whence comes this focus on "trustworthiness." Although I understand trust and trustworthiness as a category, it is new to me as a guiding principle or theological concept. Anyone know why or where from?
That's an excellent article. I'm sorry I missed it the first time around.
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