why am I being attacked on this site for mixing religion with sex

**housewife** · 07-08-2007 08:58 AM

Originally Posted by Boleyn

You are certainly entitled to your own religous views, beliefs and opinions. But you have to accept the fact that not everyone shares your beliefs. So, when someone asks a question about a medical concern that they have, they want actual medical advice or advice from someone who has experience with what they asked about, not your views on religion and the consequences in your religion for the situation or problem.

Ok, I tried to explain why I did this, but let me explain it more.
You believe in the same God I believe in. I even believe in Jesus, and I respect him not less than Mohammad.

The rules that Jesus was given from God 2007 years ago are the same rules that were given to Mohammad 1428 yeas ago.
Meaning that God doesn't tell certain people at a certain time to do things then he bans them from doing them later on

When questioning about medical advice the best answer you can get is from God. He created us, so knows better that any doctor
That is why I was trying to tell you there are no contradictions between religion and medical sciences.
When God told us not have anal sex that is because he knows it is harmful. In addition to that, it is an act of homosexuality even if it happens between a husband and a wife.

And when he told us not have intercourse during our monthly period, for the same reason, it is harmful for both women and men
Remember that I don’t have my own believes or my own religion. We all have the same list of {do and don’t}
Back to the “hellfire” point that provoked many readers, God made it clear in his books, if you do this you are going to heaven, if you do that you are going to hellfire.

Well I hope that cleared thing up

**sumpter** · 07-09-2007 07:49 AM

More oil! More oil!

- some guy

**housewife** · 07-09-2007 07:56 AM

Originally Posted by sumpter

More oil! More oil!

- some guy

Ladies , don't pay attention to this sick mental guy.

there are plenty of forums out there to fulfill your sick desires.

**SuzetteV** · 07-09-2007 08:13 AM

Whether anyone wants to believe or agree with Housewife, she is proclaiming God's word. Simple as that. Either abide by it, or do your own thing... but know that 'biblically' it is wrong. God did not give man and woman free will when it came to sex. There IS a right and wrong way to 'do it'. Man, woman, media, and movies have taken it to the edge, and often over the edge with experimentation.
Everyone has their right to a personal relationship with God.... and those who have this, know which lines to never cross, and know what God approves of and does not approve of. Housewife is not making the rules, ... just repeating them. Again, ... as always, ... knowledge is strength and the lack of knowledge leads to arguments and the unknown. Read up before you battle with Housewife, you may be surprised. Hopefully this battle can soon be put to rest.

**housewife** · 07-09-2007 09:10 AM

Originally Posted by SuzetteV

Whether anyone wants to believe or agree with Housewife, she is proclaiming God's word. Simple as that. Either abide by it, or do your own thing... but know that 'biblically' it is wrong. God did not give man and woman free will when it came to sex. There IS a right and wrong way to 'do it'. Man, woman, media, and movies have taken it to the edge, and often over the edge with experimentation.
Everyone has their right to a personal relationship with God.... and those who have this, know which lines to never cross, and know what God approves of and does not approve of. Housewife is not making the rules, ... just repeating them. Again, ... as always, ... knowledge is strength and the lack of knowledge leads to arguments and the unknown. Read up before you battle with Housewife, you may be surprised. Hopefully this battle can soon be put to rest.

I appreciate your contribution to this debate, for the first time I felt that I was not misunderstood, and that gave me some relief after I was frustrated.
I read your post carefully, and I totally agree with you and I hope that would raise some awareness among women.
I personally thank you.

housewife(Nadia)

**whilhelm** · 07-09-2007 09:34 AM

wow. whether to add fuel or leave it alone...

you're equating disagreement with being misunderstood. i disagree with you, rather vehemently. but your points are not at all hard to understand.

i'll agree that there is right & wrong - and neither are conditional on culture. my biggest concern was a comment that the housewife made:

"You believe in the same God I believe in. I even believe in Jesus, and I respect him not less than Mohammad."

someone mentioned that this is a forum about sex, not religion. perhaps then i'm just igniting a flame that has no business here. i find your comments about Jesus & Mohammad frighteningly careless.

there is no prohibition of anal sex between a man & wife in the true scriptures. i understand my use of "true" on this forum - it refers only to my opinion of true, which i believe to be actually true, but others don't - in a forum like this i need to acknowledge it that way.

**SuzetteV** · 07-09-2007 11:00 AM

you have added fuel by saying something like there is no prohibition of anal sex between a man & wife in the true scriptures. No, not in so many words, ... but God does explain what he expects of man and woman, to procreate, and gave us the tools to do so. They only work used one particular way, correct? Yes, a man can put his penis anywhere on or in a woman he wants, but does that mean it was meant to be put there? No. He can stick it in a jar of peanut butter if he wants to, but is that what God intended for it? No. There is no prohibition of tons of things in the Bible, but using some common sense, and a moral mind, you will know what is right and wrong.

**whilhelm** · 07-09-2007 11:32 AM

are you under the impression that we will all reach the same conclusion if we apply common sense & a moral mind to the many specifics that are not prohibitted by scripture?

what i'm reading in your post is that because God desires us to procreate, and that can't be done with anal sex - then anal sex is a sin.

He also desires us to work, and work can't be done playing baseball - so for any of us who aren't professional players, we must be sinning throwing a baseball with our kids.

what you're indicating here is that your inferences regarding anal sex should be regarded as explicit scriptural instructions, though they aren't found in scripture.

**housewife** · 07-09-2007 12:40 PM