xssve
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I was researching Christian attitudes towards violence, but my naturally dirty mind soon grew weary of the slaughter, and I ended up looking at some of the more sex-positive Christian websites, readings of scriptures, etc.
In short, plot bunnies abound, and it seems a lot of Christians struggle with these issues secretly, while the anti-sex faction gets all the press.
I'm curious if anybody else want's to discuss this.
I found this website to be particularly interesting: http://www.biblicalsexuality.com/home18.htm
Also see Onan's Sin on this page: http://www.usbible.com/usbible/prophecy.htm#sex
"Spilling his seed" is the least disturbing thing about this story, which it seems, isn't about birth control at all but about the complications involved in preserving bloodlines.
It concludes with a particularly interesting analysis of Mosaic law regarding seminal discharge, for which the punishment is not death, as the story of Onan has been broadly interpreted to imply, but a bath.
In short, plot bunnies abound, and it seems a lot of Christians struggle with these issues secretly, while the anti-sex faction gets all the press.
I'm curious if anybody else want's to discuss this.
I found this website to be particularly interesting: http://www.biblicalsexuality.com/home18.htm
Also see Onan's Sin on this page: http://www.usbible.com/usbible/prophecy.htm#sex
"Spilling his seed" is the least disturbing thing about this story, which it seems, isn't about birth control at all but about the complications involved in preserving bloodlines.
It concludes with a particularly interesting analysis of Mosaic law regarding seminal discharge, for which the punishment is not death, as the story of Onan has been broadly interpreted to imply, but a bath.