> Sex and sexuality are oriented toward procreation of children. I strongly disagree. The vast majority of sex is entirely unrelated to procreation. > They ar

> Sex and sexuality are oriented toward procreation of children. I strongly disagree. The vast majority of sex is entirely unrelated to procreation. > They are also oriented toward forming bonds of love and trust between the people having sex. This is a value judgement that I don't believe is universally true. A lot of people have casual relations, sometimes for their entire lives without building bonds of love and trust. > Also with the above in mind, sex is traditionally an act shared between a man and a wife hoping to have children. So once a man and wife have all the children they are going to have, they abstain from sex for the rest of their lives? While I appreciate that you attempted to take a secular view of this, I don't think you were successful. You've taken things that are very traditional christian centric viewpoints and proscribed them as something that transcends religion Frankly, I don't actually believe porn is any worse than any other modern media consumption. Media addiction is a real problem regardless of the genre that caused it. I also firmly believe that what consenting adults legally do is entirely up to them and I have no right to make moral judgments. If two people want to get down and nasty and record it for other consenting adults, who am I to tell them it's wrong?