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Episode 2 Summary
- Our culture has a lot to say on sexuality, but most importantly, it can reduce us down to just our physical bodies.
- Some of the fallout of this is the way our culture objectifies other people, often people under the age of 18.
- These messages can often disconnect us from our hearts, and can teach us a self- serving version of sex and sexuality.
Discussion Questions
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Sometimes it seems impossible to resist the messages we hear about sexuality, especially with objectification. What’s a way you can disconnect from these messages?
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Consent is a big deal in our modern view of sex, but it can’t be everything. Although it’s necessary for sex, can you think of a way consent may miss the bigger picture?
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The Weekend feels disconnected from his heart. What are a few ways you can fight to keep a soft, connected heart?
Diving Deeper
Proverbs 1:20-21
When Solomon wrote Proverbs 1, it was prostitutes who generally would roam the streets crying out for attention. It can be hard to hear wisdom’s voice in the midst of many others. In what ways does wisdom speak today?