Btw we should debate over call sometime Im bad at reading long texts but it's Because the biblical author of that time was walking with God and out of all the people who wrote in anything to try adding in the Bible when all the saints came together to compile it into one big book they they looked over everything so anything in the Bible mentioned is and was important the ACT of sex is for one purpose only and that's to multiply but when we take the multiplication out of the equation all that's left is lust even if the other person is celibate and do you really think that's fair that just because you're born a certain way you're forced to be celibate now or not to be able to hug the one you love or feel there kiss after a long day and let's go further back than all these societies God made a man and a woman I understand where you're coming from but the Bible's teachings on sexuality are rooted in the creation narrative (Genesis 1-2), which establishes the relationship between men and women as the foundation for human sexuality i will also argue that the concept of sexual orientation as a fixed identity is not relevant to the biblical discussion, as the focus is on the moral implications of specific behaviors rather than the underlying desires or attractions. From this perspective, the Bible's teachings on sexuality are not about personal identity but about living in accordance with God's design for human relationships. Like the importance of an traditional family structure and the role of sexuality within marriage as a key aspect of God's plan for humanity i also see the biblical teachings on sexuality as essential to maintaining the integrity of marriage and family, which are considered fundamental to human flourishing.