The Romance of Innocent Sexuality

Exploring the intersection of sexuality and ethics, Geoffrey Rees critiques the debates surrounding same-sex marriage through a humorous yet incisive lens. He challenges the notion of sexual relationships as inherently good, positing that original sin is the foundation for justice in sexual ethics. By engaging with Saint Augustine's teachings, Rees reveals how discussions about sexual identity often revolve around a shared narrative of innocence versus sin. He advocates for embracing responsibility for exclusions, emphasizing that true understanding of personal identity can emerge from inclusive relationships.