Sexual Partners – An Exercise in the Fundamentals of Orthodoxy

A Landmark Ruling?

By Peter Ould Posted on November 13, 2008 Posted in Church of England, Legal Stuff, Sexuality 27 Comments Tagged with Archdeacon, Christmas Lunch, Church of England, Clergy, Clergyman, Daventry, E Mail, Holidays In The South Of France, Inappropriate Conduct, Mrs Davies, No Doubt, Northamptonshire, Respondent, Sent Mail, Sexual Misconduct, Sexual Partners, Sexual Relationship, South Of France, Tess, Tribunal, Vicar

You may have spotted this piece in the Times yesterday on a Church of England Vicar sacked for being a swinger. A female vicar who told colleagues that she went on swinging holidays in the South of France and who …

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Two New Studies point towards complicated nature / nurture mix

By Peter Ould Posted on June 18, 2008 Posted in PostGay, Sexuality, Wholeness 8 Comments Tagged with Adult Twins, Aring, Confidence Intervals, Core Issues, Environmental Factors, Genetic Effects, Genetic Factors, Nature Nurture, Nonshared Environment, Paper Drills, Public Attitudes, Relative Importance, Resemblance, Sexual Behavior, Sexual Behaviour, Sexual Orientation, Sexual Partners, Social Environments, Twin Pairs, Variance

Two new studies on the origins of sexual orientation have been released in the past few days. The first is a twin study for which the abstract is as follows: There is still uncertainty about the relative importance of genes …

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A Landmark Ruling?

Two New Studies point towards complicated nature / nurture mix