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Simple question: In heaven, will we be without sexual desire...?
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Simple question: In heaven, will we be without sexual desire...?
Sex is of the flesh. And sexual urges change significantly as one gets older, or are you too young to know that? So what would make anyone think the spirit would have need of sex, much less the desire!? Please don't tell me you expect to make little Caspers in heaven.
The only ones who will make babies are those who are left on this earth when Jesus comes back, and those who are part of the first resurrection that will rule and reign with Christ on Earth for a thousand years.
Sorry to disappoint you.
Sexual desire is not sex! It is an attraction to the opposite sex. I have never been to heaven so I don't know what it will be like but I don't think that God will turn us into eunuchs like you want to. You prove my point all too well on this.
We don't get married in heaven and I have never disagreed with this. If Adam and Eve had never sinned we would all be naked right now having sex out in the woods so grow up. I have met so many Christian prudes who turn sex into a sin and then they commit the worst sexual sins imaginable. Hypocrite is not a strong enough word!!!
Yes, there will be sexual desire in heaven but it will be a sanctified desire not like what we have now with our bodies of flesh that seem to be always out of control.
This is a good question because so many Christians see sexual desire as a sin as the 'oh my God I watched a porn site' threads attest to. I think most would agree that it's not wrong to have sexual desire for my spouse and I would have to have had those desires before we got married or we would have never got married. Sexual desire is normal. It only becomes sin when it is perverted and there are a multitude of perversions that I wont go into.
Sin lies in being a slave to one's flesh--and that manifests itself in many ways, with inappropriate sexual activity being one of them.
With regard to Adam and Eve, if they had never decided to be their own moral authorities, sexual activity would still have been bound by marriage because Jesus has said:
Havent you read, he replied, that at the beginning the Creator made them male and female,and said, For this reason a man will leave his father and mother and be united to his wife, and the two will become one flesh? So they are no longer two, but one flesh. Therefore what God has joined together, let no one separate. -- Matthew 19
The concept of one man and one woman bound together in marriage existed "in the beginning" before Adam and Eve sinned. If Adam and Eve had not sinned, there would still be one man and one woman bound together in marriage--not "all be naked right now having sex out in the woods."
How could Adam and Eve have been married, if nobody (like a priest or public figure) was there to give them a wedding ceremony? When they were on the Earth, life was very primitive and simple and there wasnt really any civilizations.
As I've pointed out in other threads, God never said He needed an officiated marriage ceremony for Him to join a couple together.
He certainly needs no county clerk's signature.
God Himself joined Adam and Eve together. "Adam, this is your wife. You and she, have babies."
Simple question: In heaven, will we be without sexual desire...?
correct. (as it is written in Scripture).
As I've pointed out in other threads, God never said He needed an officiated marriage ceremony for Him to join a couple together.
He certainly needs no county clerk's signature.
God Himself joined Adam and Eve together. "Adam, this is your wife. You and she, have babies."
So why does the Bible say fornication is a sin and marriage is an institution ordained by God, if Adam and Eve werent married?
This is the first scripture that came to my mind and it kind of relates. If there is no marriage in heaven then there probably isn't sex either.
Matthew 22:30
"At the resurrection people will neither marry nor be given in marriage; they will be like the angels in heaven"
Matthew 22:30
"At the resurrection people will neither marry nor be given in marriage".
Marriage wont be in heaven.