Taking rape seriously requires us to take sex seriously.

September 30, 2014 / David Ould / brief thoughts, Sexual Ethics / 7 Comments

Chris over at Here in the Waiting Room has written a very challenging but acutely incisive piece on the jarring disconnect between the seriousness with which we rightly view rape and the casual attitude we as a culture display about sex in general. …if rape is honestly as unthinkable as we all agree it to be, […]

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