Porn and mastrubation is it a sin, where does it say in the bible?

best friends Asked by voice5w33t 8 months ago, 32 answers.

If you say its a sin
I am christian and trying ti kick of the habit
If its a sin
Where is it stated in the bible

Answered by armageddon101 on Jul 26, 2009, 10:38PM
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Oi, Religion: a man made excuse to describe the indescribable. Its not a sin, people see it to be impure and sick, therefore society labled it as something thats wrong. It is in fact a neccessary part of life. Not only that, its more natural then that bible garbage. Which by the way was made be men. Goat herders in arabia. Possibly the place we war in right now. Always question your sources and never be a sheep.

I can go on and on about how its the biggest man made bullshit excuse, but It most likely wouldn't solve anything.

Simply put: adultery = sex with another women, This is void if 1. You don't have a woman to cheat on. 2. You're not even having sex. You are allowed to think what you wish, if its a bit dirty from time to time, its fine, YOUR HUMAN, its what we do, otherwise we would adapt and not do it if we weren't supposed to.

/end rant

go to youtube and put in george carlin. become enlightened.

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Answered by rom_com_zom on Jun 16, 2009, 06:52PM
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pssh like either are sometheing to be proud of. think of #7 Thou shalt not commit adultery. the bibles know how is limited. it's given to you as guide lines for your life. if you don't want it to be a sin in YOUR life, fine that's between you and God.

Answered by infoholic on May 27, 2009, 11:21PM
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Porn fuels the mind into fantasy. Fantasy can become reality when one puts feet to it. Porn for the unmarried creates many lusts and unnatural affections. Porn for the married creates unhealthy sexual thoughts about other women. This is adultery of the heart whether or not it's actually carried out. The sin is in the exposure of another person's naked body and the resulting lusts + wantonness it brings about in our already fallen natures.

Porn burns images into ones mind that resurface later and can lead to alienation if one is shy or sex crimes if one is psychotic and sexually fueled. Women and men are not sex objects, but God's grandest creation! People have sought to justify pornography thru the ages, yet the reaping of it's destruction is undeniable = divorce/adultery of the heart actual adultery/broken homes/heartache/pains/diseases/twisted marriages/threesomes/orgies which all = emptiness.

Only a personal relationship with God thru His Son Jesus can fulfill you. That's why we were created...to know and love the God who loved us 1st! All other pursuits of life are ultimately vanity and chasing the wind!

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lens flare Answered by captainassassin on May 28, 2009, 03:17PM
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***Porn for the unmarried creates many lusts and unnatural affections.***

Those lusts aren't created, they already exist. And whatever 'unnatural affections' you speak of, they too already existed before they were photographed and/or filmed.

***Porn burns images into ones mind that resurface later and can lead to alienation if one is shy or sex crimes if one is psychotic and sexually fueled.***

You can't blame pornography for a person's bad choices.

Jcrod Answered by jcrod on Aug 05, 2009, 10:20AM
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***Adultery is the sex between 1 or 2 married persons, not married to each other, while fornication is two unmarried persons, and isnt mentioned in the bible. ***

Sorry to be blunt, but it does mention is in the Bible. Read the following:
Matthew 5:27-28
27Ye have heard that it was said by them of old time, Thou shalt not commit adultery:

28But I say unto you, That whosoever looketh on a woman to lust after her hath committed adultery with her already in his heart.

By the way, this is not talking about your wife. It clearly goes back to the old testement where it says, Thou shalt not commit adultery, showing that it was talking about someone other then your wife as adultery is having mariatal affairs outside of with your spouse.

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Answered by surferjoe2007 on Aug 03, 2009, 04:14PM
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It doesn't. But religious groups stretch some individual verses (not even in-context passages) to try to say that it is. Even then the Bible doesn't say much. But try not to offend others who might think otherwise and use some common sense; just b/c something isn't 100% wrong doesn't mean you should go crazy-obsessive on it. Read through the apostles' letters (or try an online Bible search) for good info on not offending others. Check out the part where it's okay to eat meat sacrificed to pagan idols b/c false gods don't exist, but that you should be discreet. And multiple other passages saying you should seek to do the most good you can do, not seeing how much you absolutely cannot do and then doing everything you can get away with. There are other passages that say to not let bodily desires overtake you, and therefore you should get married and satisfy them already!

Avoidance is never given as an answer in the Bible, only proper satisfaction. So IMO the church is doing a horrible thing here that only crushes people's self-esteem and wastes their time/attention when they become obsessed over struggling with it, with much difficulty no doubt. Then they ignore, gloss-over or redefine in hazy, hard-to-follow terms things given 1000 times more attention in the Bible, even expressly stated as what's most important. Just like the Pharisees Jesus condemned as the worst of the worst, who both focused on minor requirements and expanded on these to invent additional requirements but ignored the important things. Many additional requirements even violated the important ones. Yeah, such hypocrites don't actually have anything to do with God at all, except for a nose hair on the surface.

Fortunately some churches will at least admit that the Bible doesn't address masturbation. AFAIK there's one and only one verse saying a married guy shouldn't look at other women with deep lust, I.e. - as it seems from context - wanting to nail her instead, and oh boy does the church expand excessively on that.

Shark Atack Answered by funadvice on Jun 26, 2009, 05:27AM
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I don't understand if I smell the food and wanted to eat it but I didn't it is like I ate, it don't make sense,I f I think of something or want something in my heart I am not necessarily gonna do it ,if having lust and watching porn is considered a sin then we should have sex not just masturbate( thinking and doing are not equal)so because of that it don't make sense

Milan Answered by ifeelcrazy123 on Feb 17, 2009, 12:34PM
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It isn't stated anywhere in the bible.There is nothing wrong with porn and masturbation as long as you aren't doing it so it interferes with your daily activities and it is better then sleeping around.

Answered by infoholic on Jun 03, 2009, 09:55PM
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Yes, lusts are already there as you have a sin nature within. You are born in sin and shaped in it too. Lusts of various kinds can be brought to ones mind as they are exposed to pornographic images that one hasn't seen before.

Unnatural affections is the desire to view someone as a sex object...only fit to gratify ones selfish sexual desires.

Pornography is derived from ones sinful heart and it is viewed by those who allow that same sin to influence control them.

Lastly, whether one makes the bad choice to view pornography or not, does not negate the fact that one still has a sin nature within that needs to be reckoned as dead everyday so as to minimize its influence. The God the Holy Spirit is the final component needed to help one overcome sin within and without.

Beautiful Answered by umbe on Feb 17, 2009, 12:29PM
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the thing is that I don't think that it is clearly stated in the biblesad
however, in my opinion as a christians believing in god I understand that I am suporse to know that when I do things that re bad I unmake my relationship with god rather than making it a positive and stronger relation shiphappy
anyway, if you think about it careful there is nothing good that you gain from doing this things rather than a negative confusion mindsad
by the way that is what I think do feel free 2 say what you thinkhappy
more than that, I wish you the very best with you re progresion withn this matter STAT BLESSEDhappy:D

lens flare Answered by captainassassin on Feb 17, 2009, 02:54PM
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It all depends on what you consider to be 'sexual immorality'

Answered by mllama32 on Feb 18, 2009, 01:03AM
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Please, enough moral relativism! Does this practice bring you closer to God? Wiil it strengthen your relationship with loved ones? Christ said when you look upon a woman in lust, you have committed adultery in your heart. The Lord loves you and wants you to find the ways he has prepared for you to find happiness in, and porn/masturbation is not it.
Oh, and a note on the health issue. There is nothing wrong with not masturbating. God made you body so that before anything would get damaged your body will either expell without stimulation (often in a form of a wet dream, yes I know it sounds wierd, but it does happen) or it will just be reabsorbed back into the body. The more you stimulate it though, the more it will naturally produce, which then would be healthy in a relationship of marriage. Good luck to you

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Milan Answered by ifeelcrazy123 on Feb 18, 2009, 02:01AM
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The Lord loves you and wants you to find the ways he has prepared for you to find happiness in, and porn/masturbation is not it.

Could you please quote me the phrase in the bible where God refers to masturbation/porn being immoral?

Also masturbation is scientifically proven to be good for you and about 98% of all males actually masturbate...so looks like they are all going to hell...

Sweet Answered by mamak on Feb 18, 2009, 07:10AM
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Aside of religious reason. It boils down to just being a selfish act. No one else benefits but you.

lens flare Answered by captainassassin on Feb 18, 2009, 09:34AM
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...the same could be said about eating, or breathing...

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Milan Answered by ifeelcrazy123 on Feb 18, 2009, 11:13AM
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Aside of religious reason. It boils down to just being a selfish act. No one else benefits but you.

Very ironic won't you say...since you breathing and sleeping also only benefits you...

Answered by inhisservice on Feb 25, 2009, 09:15AM
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***A husband can lust for his own wife, how is that adultery?***

You are right. That is not adultery.

But when you watch porn you definitely don't lust for your wife. That is why it is adultery.

lens flare Answered by captainassassin on Feb 25, 2009, 11:59AM
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*sigh* ...and when you aren't married... it isn't adultery either...

this is me! Answered by extrajoy on Feb 17, 2009, 12:50PM
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All I know as a wife who never get's sex in my marriage is that it is very hurtful to me that my husband would take care of his sexual needs this way and deprive me. He says Masturbation is not a sin.

lens flare Answered by captainassassin on Feb 24, 2009, 03:53PM
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...by your definition, ALL sex is LUST...

A husband can lust for his own wife, how is that adultery?

All intercourse requires primal sexual stimulation, arousal, etc. regardless of marital status, you CAN'T reproduce without lust.

Answered by inhisservice on Feb 24, 2009, 09:50AM
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Lust is inevitable when you watch a porn or when you masturbate. The Bible clearly says that lusting is adultery which is a sin.

Mat 5:28 But I say unto you, That whosoever looketh on a woman to lust after her hath committed adultery with her already in his heart.

Exo 20:14 Thou shalt not commit adultery.

If we commit adultry we will be destroyed as this verse teaches us.

Pro 6:32 But whoso committeth adultery with a woman lacketh understanding: he that doeth it destroyeth his own soul.

So porn is definitely a sin. As far as masturbation is concerned if you lust during the process then that too becomes a sin.

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