The Apostle Paul tells us that "to the pure all things are pure." He also states that "all things are lawful, but not all things are profitable" and that we should not simply look out for our own interests but also "the interests of others."
What does that mean for us sexually?
Some Christians teach that oral sex and masturbation are sinful. If they are, what makes them sinful? Wouldn't they fall into the "all things" category?
Would oral sex simply become sinful when it is forced upon another? After all, we are to "do unto others as we would want done unto us." I don't think anyone truly wants to be forced or coerced into anything sexual.
Take a peak at the Song of Solomon, be honest with what you read and you will find that it is a celebration of touching, tasting, and enjoying sexual contact in a variety of ways! Some of those ways are called "sinful" by modern Bible teachers. It makes me wonder what Bible they are reading!
Any thoughts?
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