Some activities that Man has come up with in the past few thousand years are sinful, some activities are reserved for only those that are cleaved before God, and of course all sexual or sex-like activities are strictly reserved for two people in love with one another. In depth of that, for example, the nature of a sexual act must be between only one male and one female, for, as, I believe it was Paul, who stated that Man shall not lay with Man, and Woman shall not lay with Woman, and those that do are cursed...
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Acts done in perversion, such as sodomy and masicism, are outside of God's guidelines, and are sinful, for in many places in the Good Book are these actions described as being sinful and unpious, and have been the cause of many a curse and disaster, such as the destruction of Sodom and Gammora, etc. Another thing: Sex has two purposes: procreation, and expression of emotions...
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