@FOUND SOUL,
Quote:I can not see why 'God' could be against it.
That was a thought expressed and developed in 1200 AD by Al-Sayed Haroun Ibn Hussein Al-Makhzoumi in a book called The Fountains of Pleasure translated by Harem El-Khalidi. The preface states that the book is for those "who sincerely wish to better themselves in the copulatory arts".
As the author, a geologist, was not allowed to remove the original from the library, where he came across it when researching the records of mining activity in the Arabian peninsula since King Solomon's day presumably to be better able to advise Westerners where to drill, it cannot be authenticated, which has led to a suspicion that the book is a spoof written by some joker with too much time on his hands and wit to spare.
Even if that were to be the case it detracts not one jot or tittle (have you tried one of them FS?) from the meaning of the words employed. Some Americans of a scientific cast of mind think that Charles Darwin never had a wank on the 5 year long journey of The Beagle because I had had a couple of pints of John Smith's Extra Smooth (Silk in a Glass) when I declared that he had wanked himself silly over the taffrail from beginning to end. Weather permitting.
These exemplars of scientific thought, whose literary skills can be studied on the evolution threads, firmly believe that there is no need to consider the social consequences of promoting atheistic, scientific materialism on the grounds that I was pissed when I said that the social consequences are the only subject of any importance. There is no chance that proponents of evolution theory began the journey they are on in pantsdown mode because I had my head up my arse when I pinpointed for them this exact location of their own launchpad.
The author stresses that flesh has been made by the Creator to be enjoyed to the fullest possible extent, as Mae West seems to have thought although she might have been putting us on. He says that it is "blasphemous" to deny Allah's gifts in the zone of operations under scrutiny. He adds that, unlike the animal kingdom, which I presume evolutionists are seeking to rediscover, Allah made sex pleasureable for man in order to make it imperative that it be constantly practiced.
I trust that all those who justify their remarks by reference to God's design are constantly practicing.
Poor men eh? It is one hell of a task for men to constantly practice but a good deal easier for women and thus women have much less excuse for not following God's design or even, one might say, of His demands. Of course I realise that constantly practising women would require constantly practising men and that if women constantly practised men would have to as well and that would result in women not being able to charge as much as they do. (I'm assuming no avoiding of the issue by recourse to others of the same gender. That's just boring. )
Another problem is that if women practised constantly and thus required men to do also as a necessity, and to the fullest extent, nothing would ever get done. Hence rationing is in order. Not only to keep up the price but to have something to buy when paid it.
That is why women who are prone to constantly practising are often referred to as "cheap". The corollary being that dear is best as it maximises bucks for bangs and then shopping is more fun for those who go against God and restrict their practice to short, well-spaced out encounters thus keeping God-fearing, pious male constant practice in a permanent state of humiliating supplication. If not a shunt off takes place and a replacement sought.
And the only God who promotes shopping is Mammon whose sales techniques run the whole gamut of the Seven Deadly Sins.
The author says that although the purpose is the enjoyment, I assume the whole hog sort, of both participants it is the man who should instruct the woman. "The woman", he says, "with her simple mind and lack of imagination will not be capable of bringing these pleasures to herself and to the man. If she is not taught she will act like a placid cow." (A flat out 100% misogynist).
He claims to have enjoyed sex with "hundreds of women" and to have "examined many more". Which suggests he never got to know any of them all that well.
And so FS, we come back by a "commodius vicus of recirculation" (one of James Joyce's piss-pot jokes) to you saying that women giving the orders is boring. Why don't you try it? I don't believe you are simple-minded and lack imagination. That picture of you in the maelstrom of the ghosts of electricity and the gods of speed tells me otherwise.
That's one way of defending Christianity that stumps the atheists. They are much happier with Spade's conduit to the Almighty and the fact that a whale's throat is too narrow to pass Jonah. There's no reason for an atheist not to seek the easiest method.