Wednesday, November 14, 2007

How should people behave in matters sexual?

How should people behave in matters sexual?

As convent school girls, and former convent school girls, we have to think about these things quite a lot.


God's Commandments, according to the Old Testament, include ( Ebon Musings: The Big Ten) :
The firstborn offspring of every cow and sheep is to be sacrificed to God.

The blood of a sacrifice shall not be offered together with yeast, nor shall the sacrifice of the Passover feast be left until the next morning.

Do not boil a baby goat in its mother's milk.

Not much help there?





Jephthah kept his vow, and she died.





SO, how should people behave in matters sexual?

In the days of Moses, the politicians and priests wanted the tribe to triumph; they wanted people to marry and have lots of children; they did not want people to simply hug and stroke each other; they wanted babies and more babies.

Times change.

SO, our advice is:
1. In most circumstances it is good to give someone a hug or even to hold their hand; this is good for your health, so long as the beloved does not have a cold, and so long as the beloved is not someone else's carefully guarded property. Love everyone; and don't forget to hug the old, the ugly and the handicapped.

2. Stroking someone can be harmless and fun in most circumstances; but best avoid stroking someone else's girlfriend or boyfriend or wife or whatever if their is a risk of jealousy being created.

3. Married couples may indulge in deep intimacy, if they so wish, but in an over-crowded world, it is best if families only produce one or two children at most.

4. Outside marriage, penetration is usually best avoided, especially if there is a risk of spreading disease or producing unwanted babies.

5. Always try to be moderate and compassionate in your behaviour.


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