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EPISODE · Jan 5, 2020 · 31 MIN

Sexual Poetry as Social Protest - Jeremy Duncan

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Community Stuff: 1:07Reading the Story: 4:48Sexy Songs: 16:04When Things End: 22:32Moving Forward: 27:33Swipe Right is a phrase that entered the common lexicon through the arrival of Tinder, an app designed to help people skip past the hard work of investing in the kind of healthy mature relationships we all really long for.But here’s the truth; healthy relationships are a matter of life-and-death importance because we are far more than sexual beings; we are human beings with all that is entailed.In this series, we intend to move past sermons on dating and relationships and talk about what it means to be a human with a brain, and a body and a soul and how all of these aspects inform our experience of love, sexuality, and relationships. ★ Support this podcast ★

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