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    sexual relationship with his homosexual lover. The court found that the statute only applied to the actions of a husband in a legally recognized, heterosexual marital

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    completely oblivious as to who created them, what He did for them, and what their true mission in life should be. In Counter Culture, author David Platt, brings to light different problems we face in our world today. He discusses various topics, including marriage and sexual morality, giving each one real life examples of issues humanity experiences every day. But not only does he bring these issues to the readers’ attention, he gives them a biblical view of why these issues are disliked in the eyes of God

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    “Hermaphroditism in the western Middle Ages” Irina Metzler argues that during the medieval period hermaphrodites were allowed to decide their own gender, but as time went on it was demanded that they fully embrace their chosen gender in order to prevent homosexual behavior. At first glance, it seems that these articles may have little in common, but in actuality the authors of these readings are demonstrating a natural progression of society in terms of homosexuality. Popular opinion was not against, if not

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    against gay marriage, or gay adoption, and even homosexual relationships often put on strikes during gay pride events. These strikes and shows of activism have lead to potentially dangerous actions. There are people who speak out against gay relationships and their opinions on what they could be doing to our society. “The head of a conservative lobbyist group in California warned the listeners of his daily radio show that America’s children will delivered “straight into the arms of the homosexual activist

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    Ethical Use Of Sex Robots

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    Robots had become more and more smarter and are capable to perform many tasks. There are robots everywhere to carte our needs. Moving from public to more personal robot, sex doll industry begin to design and manufactory the humanlike robot that people can have sex with. As every new technology can bring both positive and negative effects to society, some ethical issues raised along with sex robots. Reduce Sex Crimes Many suggest that the use of sex robots can help healing therapy and preventing sex

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    or because we no longer view sex and sexuality as a thing to be ashamed of. This new age of interpretation is seen in the way homosexuality is accepted today, submission of the wife to the husband in some religious dominations, and the ideal of marriage and its sexual implications. Generally, homosexuality is known as sexual behaviors or attraction to members of the same sex or gender. Paul believed that this attraction was nothing but a myth, he did not think that it was natural or right for

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    existed in heterosexual marriage for the purpose of procreation; all other sexual activity, including other heterosexual acts, were considered sinful. The analysis of the trials of the Knights Templar allows

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    The most unfortunate thing of our society is people are being judged by their drinking and smoking habit which should only be a choice of that person who is using it for whatever reason. Now if a woman smokes up, first of all her character would suddenly be misinterpreted, then if she drinks alcohol, it is almost catastrophic for her health according to the mentality and lack of knowledge of people in our society; not only that, in India smoking and drinking publically for women is a bizarre, it

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    how messed up this is that homosexuals cannot be themselfs and they have to hide themselves from the rest of the world to be safe. As the world evolves all the people who live on it evolve as well. The United States basis its constitution on equal rights and that all people should treat each other with equal standards. The gay community over the past couple decades has evolved from not being able to marry legally to a handful of states passing a law to allow gay marriage. Although laws are being enacted

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    also how it was very much in the interest of the polis to investigate and interfere with the personal lives of its statesmen. Such were Athenian fears about personal integrity. It is important to remember that the court’s issue lies not with the homosexual acts themselves but rather with how Athenian social customs found being a citizen conflicted with selling yourself for sexual favours. It was held that since they had sold their own body for the satisfaction of another, they would not hesitate to

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