Seven Days of Sex... Woo Hoo!! :)

[Neck]

The conversation being discussed on this thread.

Is one of or if not the most personal and defining intimate conversation between husband and wife or wife and husband.

While working in sales over the years, I have heard it all.

Men bragging and just talking about all sorts of adventures with their wives, girlfriends and extra marriage experiences.

In all of those years, I have wondered why these men talk so freely about these things?

Are they bragging? Are they missing the boat? Are they wanting to justify themselves?

To me it is a form of intimacy cheating on their spouse.

Relations with a spouse are personal, honest, pure, loving, mutual, caring, respectful, spiritual (in a non salvational sense), memorable and the last mile of intimacy.

Way to many people invite their extended family, friends and others into this intimacy.

This place of intimacy is one that no other individual should ever have an open door.

Long before 2 people cheat in the act.

They cheat in the doorway of adultery.

These men and woman share these intimate thouughts, desires etc.

With others because they do not have a pure intimacy with their spouse.

I would not share with anyone on this forum what I am against or for in my marriage.

What I do know is an abomination in the eyes of God in my marriage.

Is acting outside my marriage and intimacy bond.

My wife has also heard it all from her friends over the years.

This bond needs to built on the trust of ultimate intimacy....

[Jermyn Davidson]

So Neck, were you at General Conference in 1998?

[Falla39]

Originally Posted by Michael Phelps

Who defined OS and AS as sodomy?

Bro. Michael Phelps,

I was asking IF OS (as an act that those in same sex relationships) participate
in and also AS (or sodomy). If they are the same acts that men in same
sex relationships participate in. Would they be of the same lustful spirit?
Would it be the acts or the fact that it was being performed with a woman
instead of a man justify it? Is it something that would be pleasing to a HOLY
GOD?

If a man takes the natural use of the woman, burning in their lust one
toward another; men with men working that which is unseemly, and receiving
in themselves that recompence of their error which was meet.

Paul said the older women should teach the younger women! And it tells the
older women WHAT to teach the younger. A lot of the church problems would
be solved if there was more fear of the LORD and the Word of God followed
as it instructs. Godly older women teaching younger women as mothers. And
godly older men instructing the younger as fathers.

I am not posting to offend. IF we are really concerned in pleasing GOD and
not ourselves, we will prayerfully consider HIS WORD and SEEK His Face.

Are we worshipping the creature more than the Creator?

Blessings,

Falla39

[Neck]

Originally Posted by 1399

So Neck, were you at General Conference in 1998?

I go to a non UPCI Oneness Church.

The last conference I went to was Milw, WI.

Which is where I live.

What year was it in Milw?

Did they suggest something different?

[Jermyn Davidson]

Originally Posted by Neck

I go to a non UPCI Oneness Church.

The last conference I went to was Milw, WI.

Which is where I live.

What year was it in Milw?

Did they suggest something different?

I don't know much about Milwaukee, other than I want to go there one day.


It was at a General Conference in Greensboro where a preacher "intruded" into that territory. It was a general service. He condemned "sodomy" between singles and marrieds. His definition of the word fits Merriam-Webster. But how does the Bible define "sodomy?"

He has not been the only one that has made their opinion known-- each time the Christian meant nothing but the best for expressing their opinion.

I was trying to determine the Bible's response to the subject, for married folks.

I guess there aren't enough Bible scholars that have cared to research it.

[Truthseeker]

Originally Posted by 1399

Rectal Cancer Causes: Who's at Risk?
The exact causes of rectal cancer are not known. However, studies show that the following risk factors of rectal cancer increase a person's chances of developing this disease:

Age. Colorectal cancer is more likely to occur as people get older. More than 90 percent of people with this disease are diagnosed after age 50. The average age at diagnosis is in the mid-60s. Diet. Studies suggest that diets high in fat (especially animal fat) and low in calcium, folate, and fiber may increase the risk of colorectal cancer. Also, some studies suggest that people who eat a diet very low in fruits and vegetables may have a higher risk of colorectal cancer. More research is needed to better understand how diet affects the risk of colorectal cancer.

Polyps. Polyps are benign growths on the inner wall of the colon and rectum. They are fairly common in people over age 50. Some types of polyps increase a person's risk of developing colorectal cancer.

A rare, inherited condition, called familial polyposis, causes hundreds of polyps to form in the colon and rectum. Unless this condition is treated, familial polyposis is almost certain to lead to rectal cancer.

Personal medical history. Research shows that women with a history of cancer of the ovary, uterus, or breast have a somewhat increased chance of developing colorectal cancer. Also, a person who has already had rectal cancer may develop this disease a second time.

Family medical history. First-degree relatives (parents, siblings, children) of a person who has had colorectal cancer are somewhat more likely to develop this type of cancer themselves, especially if the relative had the cancer at a young age. If many family members have had colorectal cancer, the chances increase even more.

Genetic alterations: Changes in certain genes increase the risk of colorectal cancer.

Hereditary nonpolyposis colon cancer (HNPCC) is the most common type of inherited (genetic) colorectal cancer. It accounts for about 2 percent of all colorectal cancer cases. It is caused by changes in an HNPCC gene. About 3 out of 4 people with an altered HNPCC gene develop colon cancer, and the average age at diagnosis of colon cancer is 44.

Familial adenomatous polyposis (FAP) is a rare, inherited condition in which hundreds of polyps form in the colon and rectum. It is caused by a change in a specific gene called APC. Unless familial adenomatous polyposis is treated, it usually leads to colorectal cancer by age 40. FAP accounts for less than 1 percent of all colorectal cancer cases.

Family members of people who have HNPCC or FAP can have genetic testing to check for specific genetic changes. For those who have changes in their genes, health care providers may suggest ways to try to reduce the risk of colorectal cancer, or to improve the detection of this disease. For adults with FAP, the doctor may recommend an operation to remove all or part of the colon and rectum.

Ulcerative colitis or Crohn's disease. A person who has had a condition that causes inflammation of the colon (such as ulcerative colitis or Crohn's disease) for many years is at increased risk of developing colorectal cancer.

Cigarette smoking. A person who smokes cigarettes may be at increased risk of developing polyps and colorectal cancer.

The medical book at the hospital I work at stated AS has like 60% increase risk for rectal cancer, Sure there's other risk but the book mention homosexuals.

[George]

Originally Posted by Michael Phelps

Define sodomy.

Try www.dictionary.com

[George]

Originally Posted by Neck

I think married couples are fornicating more watching Desperate housewives then when they are in their own bed.

Uh-huh!!! Go ahead, preach now!

[George]

Originally Posted by Neck

The conversation being discussed on this thread.

Is one of or if not the most personal and defining intimate conversation between husband and wife or wife and husband.

While working in sales over the years, I have heard it all.

Men bragging and just talking about all sorts of adventures with their wives, girlfriends and extra marriage experiences.

In all of those years, I have wondered why these men talk so freely about these things?

Are they bragging? Are they missing the boat? Are they wanting to justify themselves?

To me it is a form of intimacy cheating on their spouse.

Relations with a spouse are personal, honest, pure, loving, mutual, caring, respectful, spiritual (in a non salvational sense), memorable and the last mile of intimacy.

Way to many people invite their extended family, friends and others into this intimacy.

This place of intimacy is one that no other individual should ever have an open door.

Long before 2 people cheat in the act.

They cheat in the doorway of adultery.

These men and woman share these intimate thouughts, desires etc.

With others because they do not have a pure intimacy with their spouse.

I would not share with anyone on this forum what I am against or for in my marriage.

What I do know is an abomination in the eyes of God in my marriage.

Is acting outside my marriage and intimacy bond.

My wife has also heard it all from her friends over the years.

This bond needs to built on the trust of ultimate intimacy....

Thank you for this post! Really, this thread needs to stop. It is a very intimate subject that is really nobody's business except the married man and his wife. They alone decide what happens in their bed. If the wife agrees to AS and the husband OS or vice versa, that is their perogative. It is none of my business if they do or don't. God doesn't care either. As long as that married couple is in agreement it is none of our business.

It sounds to me as if someone is trying to prove a point to shove in their spouse's face to get what they want and this is not the way to do it. If your spouse says, "No," respect their wishes. Intimate actions must be in agreement.

[Michael Phelps]

Originally Posted by Truthseeker

Yeah, I got to go too.

But would like your thoughts of testimonies by ministers who have cast out sex spirits that testify they have seen the demon demostrate the sex act during deliverence?

Well, these types of stories hold no merit, in my opinion. I can relate a story that a friend told me that someone else told him, too, but it doesn't make it fact.

Is there any scriptural precedent for this happening?