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Family and Sexual Ethics

The family is the most foundational building block for society. The loving union of one man and one woman is the normal God-given context for children to be born and raised. This pattern for married life has been under attack for all of human history. Divorce, homosexuality and transsexualism are three of the most significant challenges to God’s pattern for family in today’s society.

“So God created man in his own image, in the image of God he created him; male and female he created them.” Genesis 1:27

Media Appearances

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BBC News: Mike Davidson explains why a government SSA therapy ban is unacceptable
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Mike and Carys: 10 good reasons why European countries should not restrict therapy
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LBC: Tim Dieppe discusses issues surrounding changing gender

Articles

  • Why it matters that James Caspian isn't allowed to study people who regret gender transition
    February 22nd, 2019
    This week, the High Court upheld the decision made by Bath Spa University to block psychotherapist James Caspian’s research into transgender regret. Carys Moseley looks at why the Court’s judgment matters and asks, what is the point of having departments of counselling and therapy in universities if you aren’t able to research the issues that clients are raising? For if you can’t research it in a university, then where can you?
  • Press freedom and journalistic integrity eroded by 'conversion therapy' bans
    February 21st, 2019
    The premiere of the film Once Gay: Matthew and Friends has generated a lot of press coverage, but not all of it has been favourable or honest. Carys Moseley looks at what the press coverage reveals about freedom of speech and expression in both the UK and Malta and concludes that the press itself is contributing to the erosion of freedom of speech.
  • Relaxing obscenity prosecution guidelines will normalise sado-masochism and extreme pornography
    February 12th, 2019
    The Crown Prosecution Service has recently announced that it will no longer prosecute the depiction of ‘consensual’ sado-masochism. Carys Moseley discusses the effects this could have on society in the future, concluding that it could even lead to trivialising slavery.

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