Sexvangelicals Part 2

<p>The second part of our interview with Julia and Jeremiah, sex therapists and hosts of the podcast <a href='https://www.sexvangelicals.com/'>Sexvangelicals</a>. If you haven’t listened to <a href='https://rectorscupboard.podbean.com/e/sexvangelicals-part-1/'>part one</a>, we encourage you to go back and listen to that before this episode.</p> <p>In this episode, we spoke with Julia and Jeremiah about how we got to the place where conversations around sexuality are framed around morality and behaviours and some ways of dealing with the grief of what has been lost or damaged. We also got a list of resources for those wanting to learn more or look into counselling.</p> <p>We are grateful to Ken Best, our occasional co-host, who joined us for this interview.</p> <p>It was an enjoyable, honest and open conversation. Given that the topic is sex you will likely hear things that upset or offend you, no matter where you are on the spectrum of religious/non-religious. After all, sex therapy is unafraid to delve into some topics and questions that are often left unaddressed.</p> <p> </p> Resources <p>Books</p> <p>Peggy Kleinplatz – Magnificent Sex</p> <p>Doug Brown Harvey – Treating Out of Control Sexual Behavior</p> <p>Beverley Dale - Advancing Sexual Health for the Christian Client</p> <p>Nadia Bolz-Weber – Shameless</p> <p>Linda Kay Klein – Pure</p> <p>Dr. Wednesday Martin</p> <p> </p> <p>Therapy Resources</p> <p><a href='https://www.incarnationinstitute.org/'>The Incarnation Institute for Sex and Faith</a> - Online Resources </p> <p><a href='https://www.aasect.org/'>AASECT</a> (American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors and Therapists) - An online database for finding certified therapists in your area, both in the United States and Canada</p>