Fragmented Identities and the Sexual Revolution

This chapter explores the impact of the sexual revolution on human identity, highlighting a shift towards fragmented selves and a detachment from traditional family structures. It critically examines the consequences of separating sex from marriage and childbearing, ultimately questioning whether these changes promote genuine human flourishing. Through philosophical and theological reflections, the discussion addresses the moral dilemmas posed by contemporary movements, emphasizing the importance of aligning with a deeper sense of purpose and moral order.