Sexual Karate

Before we answer the question, you must understand some things about drives (desires, emotions, etc.). Drives are contextually dependent. What does that mean? A context is the situation in which one finds oneself in the present, including location, whether or not one has eaten, whether or not one has slept, etc., etc. An example of […]

Question: Yes, of course.

Answer: Yes. We know that a few of you will have difficulty understanding how a person could be responsible for an involuntary sin. Your difficulty is because of your ignorance. You can get help understanding how a person could be responsible for an involuntary sin from the Bible. You may also consult our 1000-page volume […]

Answer: First, slips and swamps are not limited to sexual motivations; for example, they can occur with greed motivations, violence motivations, etc, etc. Here are the definitions of “slip” and “swamp”: slip: a brief (around one second long), evil automatism (self-uninitiated, not-physically-externally-initiated act) swamp: a process, that one has the power to abort (stop), of […]

Answer: First, all sin harms. However, God does treat involuntary sin differently from voluntary sin. Now, you probably want to know what that difference is. Simply put, before the afterlife, the harm from involuntary sin is less severe than that of voluntary sin.

Answer: What is God’s answer to my inability to stop masturbating? If you have no brain injury or the like, God wants you to find a wife or husband. In this regard, the Bible says in I Corinthians 7:2: Nevertheless, to avoid fornication [lack of restraint of the sexual appetite, including masturbation], let every man […]

Answer: Before we answer this question we must define a couple of words. What does the word “involuntary” mean? “Involuntary” means constituting something that is not chosen. What does the word “sin” mean? “Sin” means moral failure; that is, an act that is not a righteous act. The above meaning of the word “sin” is […]

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