Is wanting to have sex a sin?

Absolutely not. If you want to have sex with someone, just do it. Don't let some religious bullshit dictate your life.
 
Wanting sex with your wife or husband, no it is not a sin.
Wanting sex with someone that is not married to you, yes.
 
If it's a sin well than the cast of the Jersey Shore is going to hell.
 
So because you have a ring a marriage certificate then sex is different?
 
wigsaw said:
So because you have a ring a marriage certificate then sex is different?
Well, to you and me that means nothing. To real devout christians, they find it to be VERY different. A marriage is a binding contract between you, your wife, and the lord, in their belief.
 
Irviding said:
wigsaw said:
So because you have a ring a marriage certificate then sex is different?
Well, to you and me that means nothing. To real devout christians, they find it to be VERY different. A marriage is a binding contract between you, your wife, and the lord, in their belief.

That's just one aspect of my religion (as I'm Christian in some form) I just don't understand. A ring and a certificate don't express your love. Of course back in the day of the Bible it was a bit more generic to be married so I can see how it was seen in those times.
 
Wanting sex isn't sinful - it's natural. In my view, if you act on those thoughts outside of marriage, it is a sin; but that's only what I believe.
 
Cloverfield said:
You don't have to 'truly love' them 😉
Well, of course you don't have to truly love the person, but I view having sex with just anyone as wrong. That's not a religious view; it's just a personal belief.
 
Im going to say no it is not, If it was I would have done a lot of sinnin making my daughter.
 
Snobothehobo said:
Cloverfield said:
You don't have to 'truly love' them 😉
Well, of course you don't have to truly love the person, but I view having sex with just anyone as wrong. That's not a religious view; it's just a personal belief.
I'd agree with you there. Sex is more than just a physical act.
 
Wanting to have sex is perfectly fine. Actually having sex (At least outside of marriage), on the other hand, is a different story.
 
I dont believe there it is a sin, nor is it a problem. Even if all you think about is sex, doesn't make it a problem. We all have different things that make us happy, sex to some, something else to others.
 
Irviding said:
Nuke said:
Wanting to have sex is perfectly fine. Actually having sex (At least outside of marriage), on the other hand, is a different story.
Why?
Because if I wanted to do something bad (Premarital sex risks STDs) then it's k, but if I got the STD I wouldn't be happy at all. In marriage you should know enough about the STD to not get it :lol:
 
Nuke said:
Irviding said:
Nuke said:
Wanting to have sex is perfectly fine. Actually having sex (At least outside of marriage), on the other hand, is a different story.
Why?
Because if I wanted to do something bad (Premarital sex risks STDs) then it's k, but if I got the STD I wouldn't be happy at all. In marriage you should know enough about the STD to not get it :lol:
You're delusional. You can get an STD in both situations. If I get married at age 12 with someone, that means I won't get an STD?
 
Irviding said:
Nuke said:
Irviding said:
Nuke said:
Wanting to have sex is perfectly fine. Actually having sex (At least outside of marriage), on the other hand, is a different story.
Why?
Because if I wanted to do something bad (Premarital sex risks STDs) then it's k, but if I got the STD I wouldn't be happy at all. In marriage you should know enough about the STD to not get it :lol:
You're delusional. You can get an STD in both situations. If I get married at age 12 with someone, that means I won't get an STD?
What if I marry at 45? Are cootees gone by then?
 
Gimgak said:
Irviding said:
You're delusional. You can get an STD in both situations. If I get married at age 12 with someone, that means I won't get an STD?
What if I marry at 45? Are cootees gone by then?
I was just giving a possible reason for it being a sin. Also lolololGimgak.

Anyway, "Sin" in religious terms is defined as defying God. Essentially he shoved sex in our minds and it's pretty hard to resist thoughts like that once in a while so no it isn't really a sin to me, despite Commandments 9&10 (And yes I know the Bible has thousands of commandments but out of the major 10) saying not to be lustful of your neighbor's wife.
 
Nuke said:
Anyway, "Sin" in religious terms is defined as defying God.

I agree with this. I think the whole topic is misleading and some people have misinterpreted it completely. For one to agree/disagree if it's a sin or not, they must be religious and use it in a religious context. If you don't, your not religious, you're not answering the question and merely going off topic.

In a religious sense, "want" is similar to avarice, which is a sin.
 
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