
Three vices may be observed concerning difficult things: Making them too easy, making them unnecessarily obscure -- and making them both at once.

Three vices may be observed concerning difficult things: Making them too easy, making them unnecessarily obscure -- and making them both at once.


This letter is a follow-up from the doctoral student who wrote last Monday. I’ve paraphrased a little just for brevity.
Thanks for your response -- that helped. Let me ask one of my remaining questions.

I write about sexuality because I can’t think of anything more fundamental to the ordering of society than the ordering of the family. If you don’t understand what sexuality has to do with the ordering of the family, there’s the problem.

What Is to Be Done?

Bonus link: Second half of interview in World magazine
I will devote several Mondays to the exchange of letters which this interesting note began.

Bonus link: Second half of interview in World magazine
Transexual: A person who identifies as a member of the other sex.
Transracial: A person who identifies as a member of another race.
Transpresleyan: A person who identifies as Elvis Presley.
Click here and go to 52:16 for a very funny out-take of interviewer Douglas Wilson trying to pronounce my last name.