Vulgar jokes & sacred thoughts
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The word of God says "Let there be no filthiness, nor silly talk, nor levity, which are not fitting; but instead let there be thanksgiving". Ephesians 5:4
It is good to ask why a sacred subject like human sexuality becomes a public joke. The sensual and the sexual have traditionally been private matters. The privacy attached to these topics is not unintentional. What is holy needs to be veiled and protected because it is so priceless and sacred. We cannot afford to violate its sacredness or desecrate its holiness. But when a culture loses the sense of the sacred, the value and dignity of human persons, both male and female, take a toll. Human beings, their sexuality, and the act of procreation are reduced to a joke.
What is the consequence when a sacred topic like this becomes a subject for sensual entertainment and is treated with levity? It impacts our moral resilience. We lose our capacity to protect our own dignity by way of prudence and discipline. What is joked about becomes a sad reality in people's lives. Human beings are used and tossed around as objects of pleasure; they become vulnerable to abuse and misuse; their dignity is violated; and precious lives are taken away overnight, some consensually and others forcibly.
With the exception of those who help heal the brokenness of our soul and body, the topic of sex and sexual matters must remain within our hearts to cherish and prepare well for marriage. It is in marriage that my sexuality becomes a perfect gift for the one who loves me—a man for a woman and a woman for a man. The purpose of our sexuality is to unite soul and body in a one-flesh union and be blessed with new life.
The word of God says “Do not give dogs what is holy; and do not throw your pearls before swine, lest they trample them under foot and turn to attack you. Mathew 7:6
Let the topic of sexuality be treated with dignity and honor. Let the sacred remain sacred. Let what is holy remain holy, veiled, and honourable.
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