“Single Christians Can Have Sex As Long As It’s Mutually Pleasurable” Female Pastor Declares

Forget the archaic ‘abstinence until marriage’ bullcrap. Single Christians can now quench their sexual thirst as long as it’s mutually pleasurable and affirming.

Rev. Bromleigh McCleneghan of Union Church of Hinsdale in Illinois, USA has courted controversy with her new book dubbed “Good Christian Sex”.

Rev. Bromleigh McCleneghan

 

Rev. Bromleigh, a happily married woman and a mother of three, says single Christians can have sex as long as it’s “mutually pleasurable and affirming.”

Contrary to popular belief that single Christians should remain sexually pure, the American preacher argues that being pure is about moderation and not necessarily abstaining from sex.

Rev. Bromleigh says Christians who haven’t been called to a life of celibacy shouldn’t refrain from sexual intimacy when both men and women need sex.

“I’d argue that we can be chaste and faithful in unmarried sexual relationships if we exercise restraint: if we refrain from having sex that isn’t mutually pleasurable and affirming, that doesn’t respect the autonomy and sacred worth of ourselves and our partners,” Rev. Bromleigh explained in part.

Rev. Bromleigh’s revelation will surely give hope to prospective husbands who have been pestering Rev. Lucy Natasha to accept their marriage propositions ever since she announced she was single.

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Credit: Christian Post