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Well, we've been in the series that we're calling good sex, and we started out by talking about

virtual sex, and then last week we talked about casual sex next week

we're going to talk about biblical sex but tonight we're going to step into a very sensitive

conversation about forced sex or sexual assault and as we've been clear from the very beginning of this series, we are in no

way implying that from the title that each of these different kinds of sex is good sex. In fact,

for sex is, it really just shows the depravity of man. But we're going to talk about this idea

of sexual assault tonight. And I believe that in our world today, we're going to talk about this idea of sexual assault tonight. And I believe that

in our world today, there is more conversations about sexual assault than any other time

in the history of our country. And I think it all started really just six months ago when

former film director Harvey Weinstein was accused of sexual misconduct.

And once he was accused of sexual misconduct, about 80 different women came out with allegations against him revolving sexual misconduct.

And it led to the explosion of this. against him revolving sexual misconduct.

And it led to the explosion of this Me Too movement.

And within 24 hours of this hashtag MeToo movement going into existence, there were about 4.7 million different people who utilized this hashtag on Facebook.

Just showing the significance of this issue and people speaking out saying,

yes, I can identify with this.

Yes, this is part of my story.

And it's interesting just in the last six months since the news broke about

Harvey Weinstein, about 122 different prominent public figures have had accusations pointed at them

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