fact, it is now an abnormality to not have had sex. People are frowned as ‘ sad’
and ‘ unfortunate’ even in adolescent age if they have not had a sexual encounter. ‘When and what was your first sexual experience’ is a question the celebrant is asked on his ‘ birthday’. It is so bad that even in some ‘ Christian’ circles, it is deemed impossible for a man to live his life without having sex. To an extent, why shouldn’t this be believed when the sexual perversion is so rampant that it has permeated every single institution? But it really gets worse and is something to be pondered upon when the institution that is meant to give a ‘ Divine’ answer to the true meaning and purpose of life itself and offer ‘ salvation ’ to citizens of the world who have lost their way are now viewing the world through ‘ carnal human’
lenses. As a Catholic I have heard my fellow Christians who are non-catholics look at the vow of celibacy with suspicion at the very least and most times outright attack, not ‘believing’ that this is possible even with Grace.