Pride month, gay rights, drag queens, preferred pronouns, queer theology… this mishmash of sociocultural and even “theological” terms and concepts inundate us wherever we turn in today’s world. Fifty years ago, no one would have thought that the reality of
Traditionally a discourse was perceived to be an intense debate or exchange of ideas on a subject. Several college campuses in the past had debates on contemporary topics and issues influencing students. However, in today’s world, discourse primarily seems to
What do students and unmarried persons of the Union of Evangelical Students of India know about sex? Have they sinlessly fled youthful lusts (2 Tim 2:22), so that they know only the urge? Or have they, men or women, committed
Friends! I’m Ritik, just an average student on the edge of completing my B. Com (Honors) degree. When I was handed this topic, I have to admit, I felt a surge of nerves. It’s not every day you dive into
LGBTQIA+ (lesbian, gay, bi, trans, queer, intersex, asexual) have surprising statistics. 8 to 10% of people have reported some or transient same-sex attraction, though purely same-sex attracted are only 1.5 to 1.7%, and the same number with bisexuals. There are