Sex, Religion, and Hypocrisy - Will Embracing Your Sexuality Offend God?
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"The trouble with lies is itâs hard to forget where the real man hides."
–Gene Eugene, lead singer of Adam Again
I always admire people who are not afraid to come out in the light and live their life fearlessly. The Naked Cowboy in Times Square playing his guitar and giving a smile in the busiest city in the world.
An exotic dancer at a Gentlemanâs club showing off her skill, talent and her body knowing full well their relatives or friends could walk into the door at any time. They are honest and open about who they are and despite their inner fears they face it and deal with whatever the outcome.
Unfortunately, people of the Christian faith have a harder time dealing with being an honest people. Oh donât get me wrong, their faith is strong and many donât have a trouble getting dressed to head into church to worship God. But if there is any subject that causes even the truest of believer to cower into the corner its sex.
Sex keeps even the truest believer to find a good excuse to be somewhere else other than in the place where you are. Why? In many pulpits around the world it is taught that sex is wonderful when it is placed in the marital bed.
Sex outside of that (or any variance of âGodâs designâ) is an abomination in the eyes of God, so they say. Yet many a believerâmyself includedâfind us in situations where we say one thing and do another.
This is the hypocriteâs tale. It is a tale of longing, wanting badly to be honest about what we are attracted to. Our love of everything sexual, and a desire to have a relationship where there are no secrets between our partners and ourselves is a dream that seems so far away.
Some in the church say thatâs an oxymoron! I say this is not only attainable but something I think God supports in our lives. But if we are to get to that place of honesty there is one thing you and I need to say from the get go:
Say that three times to yourself or stand in the mirror and say it out loud. There, donât you feel better now? I hope so. If we are to start on the road to honesty we need to say this to ourselves and admit we enjoy this great gift God created in us. So you like sex eh? Good. Now lets get down to the next phase of an honest life.
Here is a revelation that is going to shock the socks off of you. Baring any sexual abuse to children, animals, an adulterous affair, or other adults who are forced upon sexually you can enjoy pretty much anything else provided it doesnât offend your conscious or the conscious of anyone else. God has given you the freedom to enjoy the wide range of sexuality. From masturbation to even (dare I say it) inviting others into your bedroom you donât have to act in the shadows again.
Too good to be true, you say?… Continued on next page >>
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Great article! I sent it to my friend who is a monk - he discusses sex and theology with me a lot (personally I’m an atheist)
He has a blog askthemonk.wordpress.com and on the blog he recommends a book highly called “Sex God” by Rob Bell.