Masterbation is not seen as a sin in the bible

In the full context it shows God punished Onan because he did not give seed to his wife not because he masturbatedI read the link, and several others regarding the same subject. Most conclude the same thing. Onan finished himself off outside of the vagina. It doesn't mean he stuck his dick inside her, and quickly pulled out the last minute while having an orgasm (that's not even possible). The quote is pretty straightforward. Unless you're contending it is a sin to not impregnate your brothers wife?Ar the end of the day, there are millions of interpretations to Onan, but it most certainly wasn't him being punished for not impregnating his brothers wife. The context was extremely clear, that Onan finished himself off outside the vagina do to his shame.I did not respond to your quotes because they had nothing to do with masturbation itselfAnything that is dropped is instantly affirmed. I will restate my contentions. [P1] You can't masturbate without thinking lustful thoughts or sexually immortal thoughts[P2] Thinking of lust or sexual immortality is a sin[C1] Masturbation is a sin in the bibleHere is what I want my opponent to do. I want him to give me an example of someone who can masturbate without lusting over something. Note, lust isn't always with another person. If the opposition can do this, then he defeat this, and only this, contention. I also want to take the time to restate several quotes I listed earlier. "Flee from sexual immorality. Every other sin a person commits is outside the body, but the sexually immoral person sins against his own body." (Corinthians 6:18)"Paul is saying, and quite clear, that sins to your own body are equal to sins to anothers body. Having sex with yourself is a form of adultery, which is a sin. Unless your married to yourself, having sex with yourself is no different than having pre martial sex with another human being.[P1] Paul states that all the laws of sexual sin apply to one's self as well[P2] Masturbation is either adultery, pre-martial sex, or homosexuality[C2] Masturbation is seen as a sin in the bible once again if they did I would respond to them. This sentence makes no coherent sense.That is because what you wanted me to counter was that sexual immoral things that are not involving masturbation are sinThis sentence makes no coherent sense. It doesn't matter the relations of my quotes to masturbation. If you drop a point it is affirmed as true. This is how professional debates work." But I'm not arguing that, why would I try to counter that when that is not my argument"Because it was my argument. There's a thing called the counter rebuttal. That is like If we are arguing meat processing then you argue against it with a bunch of sources that have to do with farming when I am talking about meat processing not farmingPunctuation please When people masturbate they masturbate because they have sexual thoughtsOnce again, that is false. You think sexual and lustful thoughts as you masturbate. Therefore masturbation is a sin. Webmd, help me out. http://www.webmd.com...Masturbation is done when the person is aroused or has sexual thoughts and possibly watches pornThis is known as lust, and its a sin. Masturbation requires the act of lust, therefore masturbation is a sin.Your thinking masturbation causes you to do those things or that because you do it with them together it automatically makes both those things bad, masturbation is only the product of sinful actions not the sin itselfThis reminds me of a philosophical text I read last week. Imagine a set of blinds. We see the blinds as one connected object, as we have reason. A animal, would see blinds as 6 planks connected to a string. You are arguing that masturbation is 6 sins attached to one action. I am arguing that the sins are not only compatible with masturbation, but an integral part of it.Don't think of masturbation as 6 planks connected to a string.1 is sinful and thing 2 is notThis would only be true if masturbation was a byproduct. If 1 and 2 = 3, that would be an orgasm, IE, 3 would be a byproduct. Since masturbation is a specific action verb, everything required to commit the action is integrated within the terminology. Your arguments are acting as if sin produces masturbation. This is false. You are sinning (lusting) while masturbating. If you do thing 1 then your committing a sin but if you do thing 2 its fineExcept masturbation, is the process of thinking arousing thoughts while engaging the genitals. The two are synomous. You can't masturbate without sin, therefore the act of masturbation is commiting sin.To conclude, the oppositions whole argument is residing on the fallacious idea that you lust then masturbate. Anyone who jacks off knows you lust while masturbating.