Do you think Christ ever experienced sexual pleasure of any kind?

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Otherwise how can he judge or help us on that subject?

Do you think Christ ever experienced sexual pleasure of any kind?

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1 mo

So we can't ask serious questions about Jesus without them being hidden for being "offensive"?

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WhitneySnow Guru
1 mo
There is a radical alternate theory of Christianity which suggests that Jesus must have been married and had kids because otherwise he would never have experienced two of the most important aspects of the human condition, sexuality and parenthood.
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- Asker
  1 mo
  This is true

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Anonymous
1 mo
He can judge us cause he made it! Knows how strong it is in each of us!
Like making a cake you know what you put in it and if it will ride!
Also he does what most guys can't do... Go without drooling over girls!
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TonyMetal___86 Guru
1 mo
Man, are you for real? Jesus ain't a human being in the 1st place, he knows about everything without having to experience it!
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- NamerOfStars
  1 mo
  If that were true, there'd've been no need for the Incarnation in the first place.
- TonyMetal___86
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  @NamerOfStars he was incarnated so that the humans can understand what their seeing, also to teach them about the right path in life, he doesn't need to experience things to know how it feels, he did what must be done and that's it...
- NamerOfStars
  1 mo
  Nonsense. If humans lack understanding of something, that can be remedied with an instant of divine effort; no need to go through the rigamarole. The point of the Incarnation was for God to finally put skin in the game, and actually SHOW that He cares for humanity, rather than simply boasting about it. The only reason God can claim moral superiority over us is if He's been through the same crap we have down here.
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- TonyMetal___86
  1 mo
  @NamerOfStars i understand but it doesn't mean that he have to try everything, he was incarnated as a human but he ain't a human, i saw no human walking on the water or turning water into wine or healing a blind man or reseructing someone from the dead... etc When he died, his corpse haven't stayed where it was put, he simply took the form of a human being and nothing more... He did experience pain and suffering but not sex or other stuff like that...
- NamerOfStars
  1 mo
  He was most assuredly human. You don't see gods dying from a little crucifixion, do you? Eating? Drinking? Sleeping? That's why it was an "incarnation" and not just a visit. That He was divine doesn't mean He wasn't also human.
- TonyMetal___86
  1 mo
  @NamerOfStars you don't seem to get my point
- NamerOfStars
  1 mo
  Right back at you. You're simply restating something without explanation.

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NamerOfStars Master
1 mo
I should certainly hope so.
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AngryCarl2 Explorer
1 mo
Yes I do.
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- Asker
  1 mo
  That is an ai generated image of "Christ experiencing sexual pleasure". I think it looks more like he is in pain. What about you?
- AngryCarl2
  1 mo
  I agree that he appears to be in pain. Isn't he on the cross? That would be extremely painful, not pleasurable at all unless he was an extreme masochist.
CubaPirate Master
1 mo
What would Jesus say
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Anonymous
1 mo
He was married to Mary Magdalene. The Catholic church suppressed this. I'm sure he had sex.
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- AngryCarl2
  1 mo
  I tend to agree.