Sexual Intercourse and Marriage

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Sexual Intercourse and Marriage

There will always be more than one point of view when agreeing with

any statement. I will talk about the for and against points of view

then give my own view. We must remember that all scenarios live in the

perfect marriage and world.

For

God gave us the Ten Commandments as a blue print with which to live

our lives by. The sixth commandment is all about respect for marriage.

A Christian cannot have respect for marriage if they have sexual

intercourse, an expression of love which they share with the person

they love if the have it outside of marriage.

Text Box: “You shall not commit adultery†Exodus 20: 14

By living out the commandment you are being almost a perfect Christian

A Christian Marriage is permanent and exclusive. If you cannot last

and wait for sexual intercourse within a marriage how will you be able

to keep a marriage strong and everlasting for the rest of your lives.

Some commitment now and you will be able to keep your marriage strong

and on going.

It has been proven that people who wait for sexual intercourse within

a marriage keep their marriages strong and faithful but who also get

the best enjoyment out of it. The more you put into something the more

you get out of it.

There are many diseases and infection around the world, many of cannot

be cured. Most of the ones that cannot be cured can be transmitted

during sexual intercourse. We call these Sexually Transmitted

Diseases/Infections. If you have sexual intercourse outside marriage

you will most probably have it with someone who you really don't know

at that well. If you don't know a person you wi...

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...their reactions are to having sex. They want to experience it before

they go into marriage and can mike up an opinion of what to do.

My Opinion

I disagree and agree with some parts of the statement. I believe that

sex should be kept for marriage because for all of the reasons which I

gave in the FOR argument. However if someone truly loves someone

outside of marriage, but doesn't want to commit and has very good

reason, like if they have already been in a marital breakdown and

found it has been too , if they find someone who feels the same way

then they should be able to have sexual intercourse.

We must remember that every ones views are all different. What we may

see as the right answer other may see it as wrong. We must not hold

things against people just because they may have a different view to

ourselves.

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