Topic: The vow of celibacy should be abandoned

Argument: a priest chooses to make a vow to god to be celibate. he is not forced. if he chooses to become a priest he makes this vow. we should not try to take this away from becoming a priest.

Argument: a vow of celibacy does nothing but cause issues inside religious groups, such as that of young boys and priests.

Argument: a vow of celibacy is an archaic stricture that limits the freedoms of priests and harms their relationship with the world as they are less relatable to normal people and are suppressing their natural drives.

Argument: a vow of celibacy is an individuals right as it affects no one but that person that makes the vow.

Argument: a vow of celibacy is so outdated it has no place in modern society

Argument: a vow of celibacy strengthens a persons character and beliefs.

Argument: all human beings have the right to satisfy our needs

Argument: being celibate does not mean that your beliefs are stronger. abstinence from sex should not be seen as any more of a a sign of faith as abstinence from anything else.

Argument: being celibate is a huge sacrifice and so is a good way of measuring how much someone will sacrifice for their faith.

Argument: celibacy allows a man, or woman, to remain fully focused and committed to their dedication to god without outside distractions

Argument: celibacy allows a priest to concentrate on his job and his congregation without the complications that come with having relationships and families to deal with.

Argument: celibacy allows the priest to be completely focused on his parish community without distraction.

Argument: celibacy before marriage protects young people from disease

Argument: celibacy could have value in a world which is becoming more over populated.

Argument: celibacy detracts otherwise talented individuals from entering the clergy.

Argument: Celibacy has a positive side as it promotes self awareness and avoids pregnancy or sexually transmitted diseases. Within holy orders it allows for greater dedication to God's work.

Argument: celibacy holds many virtues, offers protection from disease as well as prevents unwanted pregnancies.

Argument: celibacy in the church is an antiquated vow and should be abandoned. it brings harm in the form of unnatural acts against easy prey to satisfy sexual urges which are normal and are being treated as if a sin.

Argument: celibacy is a personal choice. it is up to the individual to observe it, and others should respect that decision.

Argument: Celibacy is a pretty strong religious belief. Those who believe in celibacy should have the right to do so. Having sex before marriage is a sin in their eyes and society shouldn't judge.

Argument: celibacy is a state of purity the church should maintain as a devotion to god. it demonstrates a priests sacrifice and commitment to religious principals and allows people to place faith in their leaders .

Argument: celibacy is a test of faith and an opportunity through denial to express the importance of that faith. if you make a vow its important to keep to it otherwise it becomes worthless