Dios ama pero aborrece todo pecado? La biblia dice que Dios aborrece al pecador salmos 5:4-5, 7:11, 34:16
Female masturbation alters conditions in the vagina, cervix and uterus, in ways that can alter the chances of conception from intercourse, depending on the timing of the masturbation. A woman’s orgasm between one minute before and 45 minutes after insemination favors the chances of that sperm reaching her egg.
If, for example, she has had intercourse with more than one male, such an orgasm can increase the likelihood of a pregnancy by one of them.[72][73] Female masturbation can also provide protection against cervical infections by increasing the acidity of the cervical mucus and by moving debris out of the cervix.[73]
It is not about masturbation but about orgasm
In males, masturbation flushes out old sperm with low [...]
ty" rel="noopener nofollow">motility from the male’s genital tract. The next ejaculation then contains more fresh sperm, which have higher chances of achieving conception during intercourse. If more than one male has intercourse with a female, the sperm with the highest motility will compete more effectively.[74][75][76]
It is not about masturbation but about enjoying sex
Baker, Robin (June 1996). Sperm Wars: The Science of Sex. Diane Books Publishing Company. ISBN978-0-7881-6004-2.
cetaceans, elephants, walrus, rodentsz lizards, turtles, penguins have been observed masturbating
All of this actually creates problems for the theory of evolution. A viable scientific theory should not be making contradictory predictions. And a theory that is so flexible that it explains everything, in reality, explains nothing at all, as Philip Skell noted.
Creationism and the problem of homosexual behaviour
In my decade of working at various psychology clinics, I have queried all of my ‘homosexual’ clients as to whether they were erotically attracted to the opposite sex. All of them said that they were, and most all said that they liked women as friends. I have always found it intriguing that virtually all of them did not fit the common definition of homosexual—a person sexually attracted to their own instead of the opposite sex—but all were to some degree bisexual. Many were once married and most had sexual encounters with the opposite sex. Furthermore, Masters’ and Johnson’s scientific studies of persons labelled homosexual and lesbian have found that both groups consistently listed heterosexual encounters as highly erotic, actually at the top of a list of their erotic fantasies. In one study both male and female homosexuals listed a ‘heterosexual encounter’ as their thirdmostcommon sexual fantasy!28
McCutheon, M., 1989. The Compass in Your Nose and other Astonishing Facts about Humans, Jeremy T. Tarcher, Inc., Los Angeles, California.
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