In the Market with Janet Parshall Hour 1: Victims of the Revolution
Jun 9, 2025
Dr. Nathaniel Blake, a Fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center and author of 'Victims of the Revolution', discusses how the sexual revolution, while promising happiness, has led to increased loneliness and disconnection. He critiques modern sexual ethics through a Christian lens, highlighting the paradox of liberation and the emptiness it can create. Blake emphasizes the importance of committed relationships and offers a transformative perspective on sexuality that aligns with human nature, advocating for genuine love rooted in biblical truth.
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Sexual Revolution's Broken Promises
- The sexual revolution promised happiness and great sex but led to loneliness and dissatisfaction.
- Christian sexual morals guide us toward true good, offering a better way to love and live.
Sexual Morality Reflects Divine Restoration
- Christian sexual morality is deeply connected to God's restoration of creation and our union with Christ.
- Marriage symbolizes the highest good, reflecting Christ's relationship with the church.
Selfishness Undermines Relationships
- The sexual revolution has increased cohabitation and instability rather than strengthening relationships.
- It promotes self-destructive selfishness that harms societal and personal flourishing.