Premarital Sex

The beliefs about sex before marriage changed greatly in history. According to people's culture and religious beliefs, beliefs about sex before marriage are also very different. "For most people, the attitude towards sexual addiction comes from ethical standards that are particularly affected by the influence of other subcultures such as religious practices and preferences, as well as local standards and ethnic norms" ( Smith 11). In this article I will explain how the views on sex before marriage have come to the present from mid-18th century to the 1960s.

Pre sex sex is a sex act of people before marriage. Historically, pre-marital sex is regarded as a moral problem, taboo in many cultures, and many religious crimes, but it has been widely accepted especially in the Western European countries since the 1960s. . According to the Pew Global Ethics Study in 2014, in "Muslim dominant countries" such as Malaysia, Indonesia, Jordan, Pakistan and Egypt, sex before marriage is said to be particularly unacceptable, and over 90% of objections I am contesting. The population of Western European countries is the most accepted, but Spain, Germany and France have expressed opposition to less than 10%. In Christianity, the Roman Catholic Church called sex before marriage a sin that must be forgiven by confession.

The Bible does not call sex before marriage a sin against God. The relationship between sin and sex before marriage is a new concept of Christianity. The only premarital sex that may be mentioned in the Bible lies in the New Testament. This premise is rejected by theologians, as Greek Polonai and sexual abuse are often mistakenly translated into adultery of English words. In the Bible era, women are the property of men. Men rule women and their children. Women's rights are rare, and if so, men often buy women at home or at auction, usually at twelve and a half years. My father has a woman (daughter, wife, aunt, maid, servant, etc.) If he wants to have sex with one of his assets, he must obtain his consent.

In the past half century, the traditional attitudes and behavior of men and women over sex before marriage has changed relatively rapidly. Most of the developed countries do not believe that sex before marriage is no longer morally acceptable. In addition, young men and women are increasingly sexually involved in pre-marriage and cohabitation before deciding whether to get married or not. In contrast, in developing countries, most people continue to believe that pre-marital sex is not morally acceptable. However, in these countries, pre-marital sex is prevalent especially in the city center. The dichotomy between attitudes and actions observed in many developing countries on pre - marital sex has brought serious challenges to the need for abstinence to traditional customs, religious values ​​and cultural norms of marriage I will.