This talk lays out a traditional Jewish perspective on sexuality and marriage, emphasizing the Torah’s model of male-female union while making a sharp distinction between evaluating actions and judging individuals. It explores compassion, personal circumstance, and moral responsibility, and critiques modern arguments that claim homosexuality is automatically “equally valid” because it is labeled non-pathological, genetic, or socially accepted — arguing instead for principled moral reasoning alongside human empathy.

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