Sex therapy for mentally disabled peoples?

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What is the moral teachings regarding sex therapy and mentally disabled peoples?
Here is a wikipedia article about a person pleasuring mentally disabled peoples with out any sex. I would gather it is masturbation.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nina_de_Vries
 
What is the moral teachings regarding sex therapy and mentally disabled peoples?
Here is a wikipedia article about a person pleasuring mentally disabled peoples with out any sex. I would gather it is masturbation.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nina_de_Vries
It’s called by different names: FORNICATION and PROSTITUTION come to mind. Did Moses come down the mountain with a different set of commandments for the disabled? :banghead::banghead::hypno::hypno: :hypno:
 
What is the moral teachings regarding sex therapy and mentally disabled peoples?
Here is a wikipedia article about a person pleasuring mentally disabled peoples with out any sex. I would gather it is masturbation.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nina_de_Vries
the moral teachings are the same for them as anyone else…that’s just sick, and wrong, if someone is disabled, mentally or physically, we should help them, but not to sin, remember that this life is only a test for us, it is not our true and permanent home, so if you think you are helping someone who is “missing out” on the sexual pleasures, you are dead wrong(not you, but generally speaking) those pleasures are meant for married people only, and only in the natural manner which leaves open the conception of a child,
that’s the way God made it, it has a purpose, but just like anything else in life, in can be misused, and clearly is.

i didn’t even finish reading that article, the first sentence is enough to bring you to an obvious decision, and it’s obviously 100% morally wrong,
if someone is mentally disabled, and needs someone to help them make decisions, they should help them make *good *decisions,
even if the mentally disabled person won’t be held accountable for the act when they die, the person who helped them in their actions *will *be, because it is a mortal sin to encourage others to sin.
it doesn’t matter what mental state you are in, sin is sin no matter who’s committing it, and nothing good ever comes from sin, so how could this be helping anyone? if someone needs help, or comfort, or anything else, they should be getting it from God, not temporary pleasures and entertainments or whatever else which quickly comes and goes leaving you the same way as you were before.

ok, well i hope this clears things up for you, tc.
 
What is the moral teachings regarding sex therapy and mentally disabled peoples?
Here is a wikipedia article about a person pleasuring mentally disabled peoples with out any sex. I would gather it is masturbation.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nina_de_Vries
What is the moral teachings regarding murder committed by mentally disabled peoples and their caregivers? The same applies to so-called “sex therapy.”
 
Thanks for the (name removed by moderator)ut. I just wanted to bring up this topic from curiosity. I have found as liberal society and secular values become more prevalent, more and more situations arise.
 
the moral teachings are the same for them as anyone else…that’s just sick, and wrong, if someone is disabled, mentally or physically, we should help them, but not to sin, remember that this life is only a test for us, it is not our true and permanent home, so if you think you are helping someone who is “missing out” on the sexual pleasures, you are dead wrong(not you, but generally speaking) those pleasures are meant for married people only, and only in the natural manner which leaves open the conception of a child,
that’s the way God made it, it has a purpose, but just like anything else in life, in can be misused, and clearly is.

i didn’t even finish reading that article, the first sentence is enough to bring you to an obvious decision, and it’s obviously 100% morally wrong,
if someone is mentally disabled, and needs someone to help them make decisions, they should help them make *good *decisions,
even if the mentally disabled person won’t be held accountable for the act when they die, the person who helped them in their actions *will *be, because it is a mortal sin to encourage others to sin.
it doesn’t matter what mental state you are in, sin is sin no matter who’s committing it, and nothing good ever comes from sin, so how could this be helping anyone? if someone needs help, or comfort, or anything else, they should be getting it from God, not temporary pleasures and entertainments or whatever else which quickly comes and goes leaving you the same way as you were before.

ok, well i hope this clears things up for you, tc.
thanks for sharing.it is useful and great for me
 
The same teaching applies to mentally disabled peoples as it does to healthy peoples.
 
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