Topic: The vow of celibacy should be abandoned
we are all open to temptation even those who have vowed celibacy. denial can lead to depression, anxiety and increasingly the chance of inappropriate actions to secretly meet desires.
we cannot force people to abandon a core element of a religious belief, it violates the right of freedom to religion
we cannot go against the rules of the church and remove the long-standing importance of it
we live in a free and open society if people choose to be celibate then we should respect their choice.
we live in a time were people's sexual experience isn't important anymore, being a virgin isn't a requisite to marriage.
we must not abandon the vow of celibacy because it is a personal decision. each individual has the right to assume celibacy.
we should abandon the vow of celibacy because if people dont have sex they can get frustrated and might take it out on other people
we should not abandon the vow of celibacy because it is a centuries old custom that is seen as sacred and holy.
we should not abandon the vow of celibacy, to some religious clergy it is a fundamental part of their faith and it ought to be their choice to make this commitment
we shouldn't ban celiebcay because someone might not be interested in sex and it could force them into doing something that they might not want to do,
When someone becomes a nun or priest they should wholly devote themselves to God only.
who stays celibate in todays society now a days anyway?
will allow more men to become priests and help with the shortage of priests.
with the many number of sexual abuse cases out there, the vow of celibacy has already been broken.
with the sexual revolution, the vow of celibacy is outdated and has little value in today's society.
women should choose what to do with their bodies including sex
you should not give this up easily, the act of love is special
you would be far less likely to contact an std