I often hear people say, "sex is sacred". But is sex sacred? If so, what makes it sacred? What would profane it? How do sacred and profane sex crucially differ?
If you believe sex is sacred, did you arrive at your belief through experience ("I have experienced its sacredness"), authority ("Someone told me its sacred"), or by some other means?
If you believe sex is sacred, is the experience of its sacredness open to all, or just a few?
Again, if sex is sacred, what are some of the implications of its sacredness on how we should act?
Can the sanctity of sex be reduced to neurobiology or some other scientific explanation?
Lastly, does your mother know you spend your time on the internet talking about sex?
If you believe sex is sacred, did you arrive at your belief through experience ("I have experienced its sacredness"), authority ("Someone told me its sacred"), or by some other means?
If you believe sex is sacred, is the experience of its sacredness open to all, or just a few?
Again, if sex is sacred, what are some of the implications of its sacredness on how we should act?
Can the sanctity of sex be reduced to neurobiology or some other scientific explanation?
Lastly, does your mother know you spend your time on the internet talking about sex?