homosexuality

Read  pp. 419-427 in Institutes of Biblical Law.

corresponding Rushdoony lectures


Listen to the R. J. Rushdoony lecture, Homosexuality, that corresponds with this section.

Video summary lecture (Andrea Schwartz)​

questions for thought & discussion

  1. Why would the home schooling movement be of grievous concern to homosexual activists?
  2. Have homosexuals succeeded in changing the culture’s views on homosexuality or merely silenced opposition? Why is this differentiation important?
  3. If the homosexual truly fears aging and death, why does the homosexual lifestyle embrace and defend behavior which prematurely leads to both?
  4. How has the church’s abdication of the Biblical position been a key factor in the advance of homosexuality?
  5. Do jokes and satires about homosexuals serve to undermine their societal position or strengthen it? Explain. What means are then available to us, considering the current climate?

application

​One of the surest ways to identify whether you understand a subject is to write a point of view paper (sometimes referred to as a position paper).  This exercise helps to unearth areas of confusion, uncertainty, and/or disagreement, many times revealing that a number of unanswered questions remain. Once completed, you may submit your paper for comments.
 
After formulating your position(s) on the subjects covered in each lesson, a good next step is to engage in conversation (with your spouse, children, parents, friends, or co-workers) to better hone your skill in communicating the concepts you have learned and are assimilating into your own thinking.  Do not be concerned about “messing up” or doing it the “wrong way” as you will do plenty of both!  As with anything worth doing, practice will refine this skill, which is vital in order to fulfill the Great Commission.  If you find you need some one-on-one interaction, you may submit a question or request an appointment.
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