To: metmom
If what you say about the male anatomy is true, then why is the ratio probably of relieving the bladder to relieving the sex urge about 700 to 1. If as you say it's only function is for procreation then we all have to feel very sorry for St. Joseph. Apparently God the Father didn't need that apparatus to have a son. He only needed an Obedient and Chaste Woman to accomplish His Will in this matter. Had you been there, no one would have been saved. Remember, Jesus was conceived by His Holy Spirit! And contrary to what the Protestants have to say (including the Novus Order Protestants) Jesus was Mary's ONLY Child.
To: Trad Bishop
If what you say about the male anatomy is true, then why is the ratio probably of relieving the bladder to relieving the sex urge about 700 to 1.It 's got nothing to do with how often people THOUGHT about it.
It's purely physiological.
Women come equipped different and they are capable of relieving themselves.
A man's anatomy is not necessary for that function but it is for procreation.
Thus my contention stands.
God created man equipped the way he was for the sole purpose of sex.
Claiming sex is animalistic and implying it's sinful is sitting in erroneous judgment on God's handiwork.
17 posted on
06/01/2017 6:02:44 PM PDT by
metmom
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To: Trad Bishop
If what you say about the male anatomy is true, then why is the ratio probably of relieving the bladder to relieving the sex urge about 700 to 1. Let's see. If the average person goes 5 times a day, then to get to 700 would take 140 days.
I'm pretty sure the normal, average male who has the opportunity doesn't do the deed once every 3 1/2 months.
If you knock that down to three times a day, then that makes it about twice a year.
I don't think so.
You got your ratio backwards.
19 posted on
06/01/2017 6:39:41 PM PDT by
metmom
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