Does Christianity completely frown on sexuality?

Answer 1

What are you kidding? God created Sex and that is why he never says anything about it other than it should be between two committed people who love each other.

Answer 2

No! Why would Christians frown when they have the most in sexuality and intimacy that could ever exist on plant earth? For when you abide by the rule book, you get the most and best out of life especially when it comes to LOVE.

Answer 3

Modern day Christianity yes, but not the people in the Bible...

God let Hosea pick a prostitute for a wife just to make a point...!!!

BTW, size matters to Bible women!!!...

Ezekiel 23:20 - There she lusted after her lovers, whose genitals were like those of donkeys and whose emission was like that of horses.

The Church of Corinth didn't lack ANY spiritual gift they had them ALL. They we all full of the Holy Ghost... yet one of the men in the church was having sexual relations with his own mother and the WHOLE Christian Church was proud of it! In fact there was more sex going on inside a Church full of the Holy Ghost and Power than outside the church among the Heathen!

1 Corinthians 5:1-2 - It is actually reported that there is sexual immorality among you, and of a kind that does not occur even among pagans: A man has his father's wife. And you are proud!

So things can get out of hand, too... Moderation is the rule in the Bible...

Answer 4

Sexuality is a repercussion heavy event. That single act can shape and change the rest of your life. If you get a woman pregnant, or contract an STD, for example. It's not something that should be done for a moment's pleasure. My understanding of that religion is that they have a 'wait until you are married' policy. This makes decent sense because a married couple are likely to be prepared for the responsibility of raising a child correctly.

Answer 5

Does Christianity completely frown on sexuality? No, we don't.
* Frown at sex between husband and wife? No. We are in favor of sexuality between married couples.
* Teach sexuality to kids? Yes, in favor. However, what to be teach, and at what age, which materials are appropriate; we have several opinions.

* Against infidelity / out of marriage sex? Yes.
* Against sex before marriage? Yes.
* Against homosexuality? Yes.
* Against abortion? Yes.

On others sexual issues, practices, topics.. we have several opinions. For example: Oral sex? to some christians (like me) as long it is between a married couple, both consenting, is ok. To other christinas rule that out as inmoral.

Answer 6

Not completely, although many of the more enjoyable forms of sexuality, such as sex with two or more women at once are definitely frowned upon.

Answer 7

Sexuality and procreation should be strictly reserved for marriage according to the Bible. My dad was a Lutheran minister and had 6 kids even being diabetic. As long as a man and woman are duly married, you can join together as one flesh. God instilled in most of us a sex drive when we mature to procreate and multiply but modern TV, movies and advertising have taken advantage of that fact and made it into a selling point for their products because they know it's a powerful urge that most people have. So, sexiness sells but God doesn't see it that way..he wants us to avoid and refrain from lusting.

Answer 8

No, brow-beaten, tight-rear-ended, self-conscious, inhibited obsessives frown on sexuality. And they come in all colours of the rainbow. It's a non-sectarian disease.

Answer 9

When it comes to a man and a woman within the bounds of marriage, no. In fact, sex was purely God's idea. He created it to give a husband and wife limitless pleasure with each other.

In Genesis when Adam and Eve partook of His gift for them, they were both "naked and unashamed". (Gen 2:25)

In Song of Solomon, he was overtaken by his new bride on their wedding night, telling her "You have made my heart beat faster with a single glance of your eyes . . . how much better is your love than wine . . . your lips, my bride, drip honey; honey and milk are under your tongue" (Song of Sol. 4: 9, 10a, 14). She in turn admires him saying, "His mouth is full of sweetness, and he is wholly desirable" (5:16a). Lastly, they mutually tell each other, "and over our doors are all choice fruits, both new and old, which I have saved up for you, my beloved" (7:13).

In fact Jesus Himself explained the sexual union between a man and wife when He said, "A man shall leave his father and mother and be joined to his wife; and they shall become one flesh." (Matt.19:5)

I hope what I said helped you understand just a bit better.

Answer 10

Not at all! Where'd you get that idea? It is, however, reserved only for those that are married. It's only frowned upon outside of marriage. Read the Bible!

Answer 11

Absolutely not!
Sexual promiscuity, Yes; but sexuality, No! It is part of how God created us. Sadly, so many people are misguided in how to live with their sexuality in a wholesome and God-ordained manner.