Kosher Sex?

but both Jewish and Christian approaches justify any sexual activities for procreation purposes only. As far as there can be no kids as a result of masturbation, it is regarded as a sinful act.

today, traditional Catholic and orthodox Jewish doctrine says that masturbation constitutes a grave moral disorder.

Other groups - such as mainstream Protestant sects and Reform Judaism - have a more tolerant attitude or the topic is avoided. Some liberal religious institutions have even promoted masturbation as a safe alternative to pre-marital sex.

Various religious texts teach different rules concerning an individual's responsibility towards deity, in terms of animal sacrifices; types of rituals; seasonal holy days; prayer; fasting; wearing ritual tools, clothing, jewelry; body modification, etc.

As described above and in our essay on absolute truth, religions tend to be internally consistent. That is, each religion accepts certain core, fundamental assumptions from which their beliefs about deity are derived. At this time, since we cannot reach a consensus on which set of core assumptions are correct, the world has a wide diversity in beliefs about deity, and our responsibilities towards that deity. There is no way to determine which religion has the correct view of deity.

Now, how do same sex marriages fit into this. Wouldn't this be wasting of seed?

The largest branch of Judaism in the U.S. supports same sex marriage. Reform Rabbis Allow Same-Sex Union CeremoniesI'm not sure if I'm surprised or not to have discovered that, or to discover how leading edge the CCAR is. A few years ago I wouldn't have been surprised, as most of my Jewish friends are Reform, but somehow my thinking on the liberalism of the religion has shifted. I'll have to think on whether that change is based on something internal to me, or based on observations of the changes in my community