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Is there a morally-just way to determine if one has erectile dysfunction? I’d like to know since masturbation and lust are objective mortal sins.
Well, from what I remember of my younger days one didn’t have much choice but to know! What i mean is that young men are so pumped full of hormones that the little soldiers come out on parade at a timing entirely of their own… no lust needed!Is there a morally-just way to determine if one has erectile dysfunction? I’d like to know since masturbation and lust are objective mortal sins.
Without getting into the morality of pre-marital “experimentation,” I would have to say that the wedding night is a heck of a lousy time to find out that one has ED. And I think T-G is correct – early morning, or waking up after certain dreams are enough to let the vast majority of men know that the hydraulics are functioning.Sure. After you are married and you and your wife engage in the marital act…that is a good time to find out if you have ED without incurring any sin.
I see. I should have known that I suppose and I thank you for showing me.Check this out, ahs.
If a man has gone through his whole teenage years and then up to adulthood with never having had an erection, then there would be cause for concern and I’d recommend he visit with his confessor and a doctor, one who will not encourage him to sin in order to test things out, so to speak.…early morning, or waking up after certain dreams are enough to let the vast majority of men know that the hydraulics are functioning.
I agree, in every point.snip
If a man has gone through his whole teenage years and then up to adulthood with never having had an erection, then there would be cause for concern and I’d recommend he visit with his confessor and a doctor, one who will not encourage him to sin in order to test things out, so to speak.
One way Dr.s recommend is called the “stamp test”Is there a morally-just way to determine if one has erectile dysfunction? I’d like to know since masturbation and lust are objective mortal sins.
I think that came out when postage was less expensive!One way Dr.s recommend is called the “stamp test”
There is no sin involved.