The Emerging New Faithful: Sexless and Liking It

The group's meeting had just adjourned, and the members have started to peter out. Like many dating couples, the evening would probably have ended for the group's Harvard seniors Justin Murray and Sarah Kinsella not only with a kiss, but with dinner and wild sex, not necessarily in that order.

But Justin and Sarah are no hooking-up couple, and neither are the rest of Harvard U students who attended the meeting that night. In fact, they met precisely to try to attract more students like them - chaste or at least struggling to.

They're members of True Love Revolution (www.hcs.harvard.edu/tlr/), like the dodo an anachronism in today's world where kids copulate as naturally as they breathe air, and where being chaste is looked down as deviate behavior.

And perhaps the most amazing thing about it is - get a load of this - they're not alone. American students like True Love Revolution founders Justin and Sarah are no fluke. Theirs, in fact, is only one organization of many that are sprouting in the United States, enough for Colleen Campbell (author of the "New Faithful: Why Young Adults Are Embracing Christian Orhtodoxy") to call them "The New Faithful." (www.colleen-campbell.com)