Cosmos-Liturgy-Sex

Nathanael Blake is a senior in microbiology at Oregon State University, where he writes for The Daily Barometer and The Liberty. His weekly Town hall dot com column explores campus culture and politics generally. Here are a couple of bullet points. Why is todays confused, soft minded society so anti-sex? “While they support sexual acts in all possible permutations, the male/female distinction drives them round the bend. For the worst sufferers, the mere sight of those little bathroom door stick figures can induce apoplexy or delusions of sex as a social construct and gender as a continuum.”

But on college campuses, psychotic is very trendy. Next fall, my university will follow the lead of other schools by adding an ‘other’ category to the gender section of admissions forms so that “students will now be able to express exactly who they think they are.” In short, unfortunate delusions are to be treated as perfectly acceptable.

The push for recognizing “gender variance” has little to do with genuine biological aberrants. Its goal is not to treat those burdened with physical forms that are imperfectly realized more charitably, but to abolish sex by destroying the normative standard.
Believing in the modern liberal view of sex must require at least an hour of practice each day. How else can they believe, for example, that masculinity and femininity are social constructs with no relation to the biological differences between the sexes, while also holding that homosexuality is inherent?  Or that gender is unimportant, except when someone insists that he or she is stuck in a body of the wrong gender?

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