For some reason I am waiting for this to go all wrong. How many women will be pressured into sex they don't want by the line "but the pastor said..."
I think this is not well thought out on the pastor's side.
This is soo lame....
ew ew ew. I hate it when heterosexuals shove their disgusting practices in our faces like this!
Huzzah for quasi-enlightened thinking inside of a box!
It's funny in the first place, for a pastor to have to advise this sort of thing. I once encountered a young Christian woman who was only into 'Biblical Sex', which I suppose doesn't happen on every night of the week.
For the Yuletide Season, I suppose he's going to tell the parents to be nice to their children, this year.
So was the sermon rated R?
If it was a TV show talking about sex when kiddies were around imagine the uproar amongst conservative christians.
Where does this pastor stand on birth control?
Maybe this is just his underhanded way of increasing his congregation...or ensure the next generation of altar/choir boys.
Did anyone else read the headline as "Pastor's sex Change Begins"?
I recon the pastor recently invested in the lubricant industry and is wielding his position of power to line his pockets.
no homo sex, of course.
only "good" sex.
Doesn't this encourage the ol' naughty sex? Virile heterosexual husbands can't stand guard at their daughters' bedrooms, or threaten the gay couple next door from having sex ("my daughter can /hear/ your sin, I'm calling the police," he says.)
What do you figure he's lining his pockets with I M?
Actually, I've had a marriage counselor give me and my (former) wife exactly the same advice. If you're compatible in bed, it works. If you're not, it makes things worse.
Biblical sex? I think that means having sex with your daughter, right?
Haha... as usual, The Onion predicted this first.
http://www.theonion.com/content/...tent/node/
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