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CopticChristian
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Can someone explain the rationale for the above, and relate it to the following scenarios?
Which marriages are valid and why/why not?
This would be noticed sometime early on and hormonal replacement would be instituted based on the potential for each. This is not that common.
- Woman born without ovaries (or man born without testicles), and is thus infertile; the marriage will produce no offspring.
This is a mixed bag that usually does not show up absent underlying problems such as Diabetes, atherosclerosis, hypertension and there is always things like penile implants for impotence.
- Man unable to produce erection for any medical reason; sexual intercourse is not possible. The marriage will produce no offspring.
Assuming that there are ovaries and a uterus, something would be done surgically to aid in menstruation. There are always ways to construct a vaginal opening.
- The woman is born without a vaginal opening. Sexual intercourse is not possible. The marriage will produce no offspring.
This I am not 100% sure about, however, I believe that there have been reports of women that are post-menopausal getting pregnant.
- The woman has passed menopause (prior to marriage). The marriage will produce no offspring.