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http://psychologytoday.com/articles/index.php?term=pto-19950501-000028&page=4 This website has an article that states that rape fantasies are quite common. I don't know why I should have to prove this self-evident fact, but if you insist . . .

Despite the fact, of course, that what gay people on this site do in the privacy of their own beds is ALWAYS YOUR CONCERN.

Christian, I did not make that claim. That claim has been supported by numerous social science researchers over the years. I'm glad you don't speak for me either. You show neither logic nnor knowledge.

Yet, conveniently here, God's desires seem to have no conflict with your, er, own. I still don't see how a medicine which doesn't harm you and helps you control your sex drive is not mandated by God, at least for all unmarried Christians.

Example argument: The purpose of sex is to have children> Gays can't have children. Therefore they should not be allowed to get married. Comeone, chaz, you haven't heard that argument?

Despite the fact that the exact oppossite argument is used by the Christian Right against gay people.

From what I can see CC, you are eating an awful lot more herring than the rest of us. Could you also please respond in grammatically logical sentences? I say other conclusions are impossible because I know of no one who keeps total control of their sexual thought life. And lets be honest...

Plus, without any sex drive, there would be a much higher chance that all pregnancies were planned and wanted.

Only in your own mind

What the heck do you mean by pressing forward.. You have A option) Don't take the meds, sin and B option) Take the meds and don't sin at all, or sin very, very seldomly. God has commanded you not to sin at any possible cost, but you choose A and then excuse it on the basis (said pantingly) "Oh...

A related topic to my sex-dampening threads. Theoretically, if we could get rid of the sex drive of all humans and reproduce exclusively by cloning or artificial insemination (without hurting any embryos or fetuses) wouldn't this be more moral, by a Christian standard, then living in a world...

True. My point is is that such meds, if Christians are to be consistent, are not only reccommended but required in the light of scripture. At least if one is approaching the bible from a literalist perspective.

So is your own thought life totally pure?

I'm not dragging you into my life. But you know CC, that you do not have a perfect thought life. It is physiologically impossible for you to have one. I don't need to know you to know that. And I'm not basing that comparison on my life, but the lives of the literallly-hundreds of Christian men...