This document discusses human sexuality from a Christian perspective. It addresses misconceptions about sexuality being a need or requirement for healthy relationships. It outlines four consequences of the truths of creation regarding man and woman being equal but different and complementary. Premarital sex is contrary to these truths. The body is meant for the Lord, not sexual immorality. Unfulfilled needs can negatively impact people. Relationships encompass more than just sex. Through Christ, the true nature of human sexuality and marriage are revealed. The assignment is to answer questions on pages 193 and the Doctrine section.

1. Redeemed
Human
Sexuality

2. Is It Love?
1.What was the
reason stated
by Ryan to say
that what he is
asking Kristine is
right? What can
you say about
his reason?
2.What do you
think caused

3. Misconceptions
1.Sexual
activity is a
need.
2.Healthy
relationship
entails
sexual
activity.

4. “Sin is a sin
independent
of who does
it, where
he/ she
does it, or
when he/

5. Christ’s Redeeming Love

6. The Truths of Creation to Human Sexuality

7. Four Consequences of the Truths of Creation
1.Man and woman-
EQUAL
2.Man and woman-
DIFFERENT BUT
COMPLEMENTARY
3.Man and woman
are called to a
mutual gift of
self, to a
reciprocity.

8. Sex Before Marriage
Premarital sex is
contrary to the
four
consequences of
the truths of
creation.
Premarital sex is
fornication
(sexual
intercourse

9. The body is not
meant for
sexual
immorality, but
for the Lord,
and the Lord
for the body.-
1 Cor. 6: 13

10. Need
Need- when
not
fulfilled,
will
adversely
affect
human

11. Relationship
- Far beyond
the physical
expression of
love which is
sex
- Defined by
how the male
and female

12. Redeemed
- Christ
revealed to
us the true
nature of
human
sexuality and
of marriage.

13. Assignment
- Answer
page 193,
Letter A
and
Doctrine
on Page