Sexual Diversity and Catholicism: Toward the Development of Moral Theology
This book is an occasion of grace for readers of all faiths, and especially for Catholics. Issues of sexual diversity are religious as well as moral because they depend on perceptions of God's intent for humanity. Jung's book shows what the ideal of the church as a community of moral reasoning can look like. It testifies to the strength of a tradition confident enough of its Source to risk new interpretations of human relational and sexual experience. Jung renders a great service in assembling diverse thinkers to ponder anew - with faith and intellectual rigor - the biblical, traditional, experiential, and scientific data on this vital topic.