A lot of people support the Sexual Revolution (and everything that comes with it) out of genuine compassion for their fellow man. How do we best address or dialogue with people in this position? What are some ways that married couples manage conflict within marriage? Christopher and Wendy share from their own experience to answer these questions.
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This week’s questions:
Q1: I think a great many people who support the Sexual Revolution (contraception, abortion, etc) do so out of a genuine compassion for others. Often, as Christians, we have a tendency to view such people as "the enemy". What's the most effective way to engage with them that respects (or at least assumes) their genuine compassion?
Q2: Can you share some ways in which married couples can manage conflict within their marriages?
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Catechism 678 (http://www.vatican.va/archive/ccc_css/archive/catechism/p1s2c2a7.htm)
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