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by Jose Suarez Trueba 12 years ago

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Final paper sexual ethics

The discussion revolves around the critique of John Paul II's Theology of the Body, particularly its applicability to everyday life and its adequacy in addressing the complexities of human sexuality.

Final paper sexual ethics

Final paper sexual ethics

Euthanasy

Abortion

Homosexuality

Masturbation

Theology of the Body

Thimothy Johnson
Critics:

The JPII's theology represents a mode of theology that has little to say to ordinary people because it shows so little awareness of ordinary life.

Teaching does not adequately respond to the anxieties of those who seek a Christian understanding of the body and of the huyman sexuality and practical guidance for life as sexually active adults.

The theology of the body is fundamentally inadequate to the question it takes up.

JPII selects and extrapolates from specific texts without sufficient grounding or explanation

JPII dwells on the nuances of words in biblical narratives and declarations, while fantasizing an ethereal and all-ecompassing mode of mutual self-dontation

For the pope human sexuality is observed by telescope from a distant planet.

Reduce the theology of the body to a consideration of sexuality

Body as a great mystery

Self-control is not the entire point of sexual love, celibacy is not the goal of marriage!!

REVISTING HUMANAE VITAE!!!!

Many who are married the pleasure and comfort of sexual love are most needed precisely when least avaible, not because of fertility rhythms, but because of sickness and anxiety and serparation and loss.

How arduos and ambiguos a process it is for any of us to become mature sexually, how unstable and shifting are our patterns of sexual identity. how unpredictable and vagrant are our desire and craving, as well as our revulsion and resistance

Sexual passion, in papal teaching, appears mainly as an obstacle to authentic love.

Goodness of sexual pleasure

Body does not presents a series of problems that we can solve by detached analysis.

Christopher West

Celibacy

Dominguez Morano
Sublimacion
Sister Fernandez
Reimagine the vows

Subtopic

Sandra Schneiders
Consagrated celibacy as a gift not like a part of package
Vita consacrata
Religious life as a icon of Tranfiguration.

Marriage

Familiaris consortsio
Humanae Vitae
Not preservatives

What is sexuality?

Lisa Cahil
Sex and Gender are bodily and social
Human sexuality as a language Genovesi ch 4