Premarital Sex

Pre-marital sex
is sexual activity practiced by persons who are unmarried. typically refers to consensual sexual intercourse between two people not married to each other.

Forms of Premarital sex

Vaginal intercourse is the penetration of a woman's vagina by a man's penis. Although its biological purpose is reproduction, it is often performed entirely for pleasure and/or as an expression of love and emotional intimacy. Oral sex is the use of the mouth to sexually stimulate a partner's genitals in an attempt to bring him or her to orgasm. In Western societies, pre-marital oral sex has become more frequent as it becomes less taboo. Historically, a couple would practice oral sex only after practicing vaginal intercourse. Oral sex is now often practiced prior to intercourse. Explanations for this trend include the reduction of the risk of sexually transmitted diseases and the retention of virginity without sacrificing sexual satisfaction. Anal sex is the insertion of a male's penis into the anus of his partner. This can occur in either homosexual or heterosexual partnerships. Like oral sex, anal sex is sometimes used as an alternative to vaginal sex by girls who wish to maintain their virginity. This practice is sometimes referred to as saddlebacking. Mutual Masturbation is the mutual sexual arousal of one's partner, by use of the hand most often, to stimulate the female or male sex organ of the other, to ultimately reach a state of orgasm. Mutual Masturbation can be an end in itself, or before climax, can, and often is, a prelude to sexual intercourse.

Moral Considerations based on Scriptures

Premarital sex is not one of the things that are recommended by the Bible. It's called fornication and when you start talking about premarital sex then there's a whole range of sexual behaviors that could be involved. Sex before marriage, pre-marital experience, assuming one is talking of sexual intercourse or perversion of the same, the word of God implies it all by calling it fornication. It knows no exception. It allows none. Renaming fornication does not change the act or remove the consequence. Those who commit fornication, sin. Chastity or virginity is something that is to be honored and considered holy. The virginal character of individuals is something that is to be protected (Deut 22:1721). "The body is not meant for sexual immorality, but for the Lord, and the Lord for the body" (1 Corinthians 6:13). Verse 18 of this chapter goes on to say, "Flee from sexual immorality. All other sins a man commits are outside his body, but he who sins sexually sins against his own body."

Moral considerations based on tradition and magisterium

Tradition:
Filipinos believe that a girls virginity should only be given to his husband on the night of their marriage. They believe that you are immoral if you already had sex when youre still unmarried especially when you are doing it with multiple partners. But this is just merely a belief because almost everyones doing it. A lot of Filipino citizens pretend that they are conservative, like they havent heard of the word sex before especially the elders, like thats how it ought to be.

Magisterium:
Certainly the various types of non-marital sexual acts are individually condemned as grave sins by the Magisterium, including masturbation, fornication (e.g. premarital sex), homosexual acts, adultery, prostitution, rape, and child sexual abuse. The Catechism of the Catholic Church has clear teachings against each of these grave sins in the section Offenses against chastity. Sexual intercourse is a moral and human good only within marriage, outside marriage it is wrong. (Pope John Paul II,Speeches, 1979).

Moral Role of the society

As societies, we must set legal and behavioral boundaries in order to function properly. God has set boundaries so that we might properly function according to His supreme design. Scripture is laid out to show us God's way, which is in our best interest. God designed the path so that we might have an abundant life experiencing His love and the sacred love of a marital spouse. His word describes the perfect union of husband and wife that is meant to be exclusive. "Marriage should be honored by all, and the marriage bed kept pure, for God will judge the adulterer and all the sexually immoral" (Hebrews 13:4). Sexual immorality, as with all sin, can be forgiven but requires repentance. Repentance means to turn away from and not repeat. Once forgiveness is requested, we can begin anew in the eyes of God by after recognizing our sin, we strive to not repeat them.