Sex Outside Matrimony Unsafe.

[Reforged]

You do not capitalize a word if it is an adjective or a verb. Only a noun. And truth is not a person, place, or thing. But I know what's coming up, so, inb4 "god's truth." I love how you talk about "how you'd have to prove [x]" and then start hinting at something that cannot be proven or disproven. Contradictions, hypocrisy, yadda yadda I'm tired of this dance, how many more thousands of times do we have to deal with this?

As you can plainly see for yourself, I capitalize whatever word I fancy deserves the emphasis of personification. If that is disagreeable with you, then you'll just have to settle with being discontent?

Nonetheless, I wonder what you have to say about the content of my post exactly? I've noticed your comment about "having to prove". But you seemed to have misunderstood me on that, which is why you've fallen head-first in the trap of philosophical epistemic questioning. What was being referred to by "having to prove", was the fact that one would have to reconcile within themselves the validity of their own actions. Which is why I included that parenthetical adjunct to the phrase, something that you for some reason omitted.

The point being, for those of you not clear on what I'm saying, is that unless you convince yourself that one's sexuality is not important, then sexuality for you will be important. Anything that is important to the point that exceeds frivolity can no longer be said to be secular, any more than human rights is a 'secular' ideal.

Its funny when they try to sound well educated and they're clearly not.

sec·u·lar   [sek-yuh-ler] Show IPA
adjective
1.
of or pertaining to worldly things or to things that are not regarded as religious, spiritual, or sacred; temporal: secular interests.
2.
not pertaining to or connected with religion ( opposed to sacred): secular music.
3.
(of education, a school, etc.) concerned with nonreligious subjects.
4.
(of members of the clergy) not belonging to a religious order; not bound by monastic vows ( opposed to regular).
5.
occurring or celebrated once in an age or century: the secular games of Rome.

So... what, you're saying sex isn't an issue unrelated to religion?
Because I'd say religion is more related to sex than sex is to religion. The Bible mentions it enough times, its obsessed except it doesn't celebrate it. It ridicules it, makes it sound immoral.
Come to think of it, you seem quite obsessed with it. The only reason its important is obsessive people like you make it important and won't shut up about it. Seriously, go get laid and give us some peace.

Personally I think your religion just loves making people feel extremely damaging guilt about the harmless things that come naturally to us. Easier to control people who feel guilty I guess.