This study is about the deep questions. I challenge you to go deeper and allow yourself to wonder.

The goal of this Bible study is to help students understand Christ’s selfless sacrifice (agape) is the model for all erotic love. Eros and agape are not opposed to each other. Instead, they complement each other.

Our bodies are a theology; they teach us about God. Our male and female bodies show that we are made for spousal communion, an image of the Trinitarian communion. Shame works in the opposite direction, keeping us from meaningful relationships.

The world treats bodies like objects, encouraging cheap sex without meaning. The Church teaches chastity, and the reason behind this teaching is sexual authenticity.

One might think of the Church’s position on marriage and heaven as a denigration of the body, but nothing could be further from the truth.

Pornography consumption, even in moderation, is detrimental to individuals, our most cherished relationships and society at large. And this is not merely the testimony of the church; it is the testimony of hard science.

Love, babies, virtue, grace, God, marriage, family, happiness, salvation: This is what is behind the Church’s teaching on contraception. It is no small matter.