Most religions teach that the body is a temple and sex is a divine gift, which should mean promoting respectful, consensual relationships. The speaker argues that faith communities need to discuss these principles openly instead of staying silent, and warns against using religion to excuse poor choices or dodge conversations about sex.
Most religions say that sex is a gift from God to be treasured, honored, and respected at all times, and the human body is a— Temple! To be treasured, honored, and respected at all times. If you're a person of faith, that sounds like mutually amazing consensual sexual relationships. You wouldn't talk less about this if you're a person of faith. You would talk more about it to make sure it's honored to be the way it's meant to be. Religion is not an excuse to make poor choices or not have conversations.
