Recently, I saw clips of a documentary about an online pornographer and prostitute who had sex with

100 men in a single day to promote her brand. Another prostitute has said that she won up to this

woman by having sex with a thousand men in a day. Now, I'm grateful that most people, even those who are

non-religious, experience the same disgust that I felt at learning about all of this.

But if those same people sat down and really thought about what sex is for,

they'd see having sex with one random person is also revolting.

Both acts are sexually disordered.

One is just so disordered, it becomes easier for average people to see the problem.

That's what we'll talk about today, and I just want to say, I'm grateful for your support to

help us reach these average people and help them learn about the good news of the gospel and the

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and you help us stay sponsor free. So please check it out. Now, when people debate sexual ethics,

they usually say sex is fine as long as it's consensual. They look at sexual ethics from a harm perspective.

So their morality basically boils down to as long as it's not rape, it's okay. But most

people concede that there are consensual sexual behaviors. They also consider to be morally

revolting. So we need to answer a deeper question to explain that.

And that question is, what is sex for? A few years ago, I went to a college campus in

San Diego to ask students this question, and I got a lot of interesting answers.

Some people might be for pleasure, might be for love, but, you know, it just depends on

the person.

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