The next thing I want to deal with is the slogan that two consenting adults makes it okay.

As long as they consent and as long as they're adults, whatever they do is totally fine.

Is adult consent all that really matters when it comes to the morality of what people do?

Can two consenting adults say anything they do is therefore morally good?

Because we're not arguing that it should be banned, we're arguing that it's not morally good, it's morally bad.

What if they gather together and they both consent as adults to stand around and blaspheme

God for three hours straight?

Does it therefore make, hey stop that, you're

blaspheming the Lord, you're bringing judgment down on yourself, stop that.

Oh, but we're both consenting adults. It's irrational. You, where does this become okay? It's irrational. Where does this become okay? It's not consent that makes evil good. It's the lack of consent that makes a good thing evil

That's why

Sex and marriage could be a wonderful thing, but rape in marriage, which does happen, is a horrible thing. It took a good thing and made it bad because of the lack of consent. But you can't flip it and have

consent make something bad into something good. It's really the other way around.

It doesn't make bad things good, it just makes good things bad.

It's just like poop.

Just makes good things bad. It doesn't make anything good.

That's the lack of consent.

What if two people get together two adults they agree together as consenting adults to commit adultery?

Does that make that adultery okay?

No, of course not. Of course not. What if there's three consenting adults and the original spouse says it's okay for you two to sleep together and commit this adultery? Does that make it morally good?

No, this is morally wrong.

Just because your consent doesn't make it okay.

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