One piece of evidence favoring “nature/natural” arguments regarding sexual activity is that same-sex behavior cannot be found in other species beyond our own.

As I discuss in my Lecture, Nebraska was one of several states that actually passed laws granting same-sex couples marriage rights before the 2015 Supreme Court decision that made same-sex marriage the “law of the land” for all US states.

In most instances, the courts have ruled in favor of speech and civility codes used at colleges and universities.

According to official Roman Catholic teaching on sexual morality, the use of contraception by married couples is wrong.

According to our text, research on premarital “abstinence” or “virginity” pledges showed that they were moderately effective in reducing premarital sex and increasing contraception use among teens.

Which of the following would best describe how a Kantian would decide whether specific sexual activity between people is ethical?

As I discuss in my Lecture this week, the “choice” argument is typically used as an argument justifying discrimination against LGBT+ people.

As I discuss in my Lecture, in which of the following ways is same-sex behavior a possible “separation of church and state” issue?

Which of the following best summarizes the “paradox of tolerance” discussed in our text?

In my Lecture, I discuss _______________ as being particularly important in understanding why several major religions have developed the views they have on same-sex behavior.