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1 Corinthians 6:15 - 18

First read 1 Corinthians 6:15 - 18. Attaching gender to sin distorts the main idea. Which is it is a bad idea to have sex with strangers. A harlot in the biblical sense can be male or female. Adultery is a sin whether committed by husband or wife. Jesus died for all our sins, but this shouldn’t be looked at as a license to transgress; we should like we should do our best to live Godly, although we know we will fall short. If in your walk with God you rise to a certain level, and no one can find anything you have done wrong, they will bring a false accusation. The main weapon satan has in his arsenal is character assassination. He has to use it because his arguments are emotionally driven but factually weak. Let me get back 1 Corinthians. When you make love to a person, you become one with that person. If they have a venereal disease, now so do you. If you have sex with a stranger, and pregnancy occurs, you will have 18 years of baby-momma/baby-daddy drama. Every other sin hurts someone else. If you hit me with a brick and take my wallet, you might get way with it, but I have a busted head and no cash. But if you have sex with a stranger you put yourself at risk. You may wind up with that new form of gonorrhea that kills in three days. You may find yourself having sex with someone who under normal circumstances you would not talk to. At the very least be in a relationship before you have sex.