And I think the Church made a mistake over the years, uh, and did begin to look upon sexuality as somewhat dirty, and that has been a problem. The Sexual Revolution of the '60s reacted against that and, in one sense, rightly so. I think the true, uh, and the, uh, most valuable way to look at sex, and the way I think is the authentic Christian view is that sex is beautiful. But it works within a certain context. It works within a certain context.
Sex is like fire.
You have a, uh, flaming log in the fireplace and it warms the house. But you put that flaming log on the chesterfield, and it's destructive. Despite the laughter of some people here in the crowd, many of you know exactly what I'm talking about is true. Sex outside of a certain context can be painful and can lead to, uh, exposing us to some of the most destructive things that can happen to an individual inside. Dr. Morgentaler talked about the idea of wars and atrocities by Christians.