Alan Goldman Says That the Conventional View of Sexuality Is

question 15

Multiple Choice

Alan Goldman says that the conventional view of sexuality is that sexual behavior must have a morally significant goal,such as procreation.But he argues that:

• A)sex is directed toward goals but not toward conventional goals.
• B)sex is not a means to some other goal.
• C)sex should be directed toward communicating ideas or expressing love.
• D)sex is a spiritual journey.

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