Is religious doctrine about SEX a way to artificially select the genetic future of humans?

Question

Slave owners have bred humans to select specific traits. Humans have bred countless animals and plants to select specific traits. Can religion conceivably have an impact this way?

Answer 1

No.

I think the laws on sex are a way to control the population, especially young males. The energy that would otherwise go in to the normal pursuit of sex can be more easily turned into religious zeal.

Young men who are getting laid are less likely to become suicide bombers.

Answer 2

The junk about sex in older religious stuff is from the original tale of the Anannaki. The Anannaki enslaved the humans in the area to mine gold and thought they spent time on sex when they should have been slaving instead. That's where all the taboos originated.

Answer 3

yes, in this way, to create more followers...and like the hateful nazi arians who twist religious doctrines as justification to breed a 'pure race'

religion is also used to control people with guilt about sex, and to keep the young from straying into different belief systems by keeping them fearful of others thus keeping seperate the 'bad' from the 'good'

Answer 4

Christians belief is sex after marriage. A marriage to be a respectful union of two of the opposite sex. This other nonsense you are referring to is just that NONSENSE.

Answer 5

Fortunately, the answer is yes. Thanks to the Catholic teaching on abortion and birth control, Catholics reproduce a lot more than atheists. So you're non-breeding yourselves out of existence.