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Sex & Singleness: Special Mini-Doco

Added 02 June 2007

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There's nothing more enjoyable in life than passionate love-making. True or false?

In 'Sex and Celibacy: Why Wait?', a new clip on YouTube, Mal Fletcher asks whether our culture puts too much emphasis on the act of sex and too little on relationship.

'Studies around the world have shown,' he says, 'that when a couple get involved in sexual activity too early in a relationship -- and especially outside the commitment of marriage -- they make it that much harder for their relationship to succeed long-term.'

To watch this fascinating mini-doco, taken from the award-winning EDGES TV series, click on the image shown here.

There are many other clips like this (and some shorter) at youtube.com/EdgesTV.

And don't forget: you can embed these videos into your own personal or church/youth group/college group websites!

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Your site is slick and very thought provoking.
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EDGES is a good show that provides lots of interesting thoughts on major everyday topics.
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I enjoyed your program on aging. It's sad to see our young ones are not getting the opportunity to embrace aging and plan for it wisely.
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