Using God as a tool in the degradation of others is unequivocally discouraged on every and all platforms of mediation. The recognition of practices of masturbation in both sexes is a further area in desperate need of revision within religious institutions. If contemporary religious communities are to serve their members appropriately and unreservedly, it is essential that an accurate understanding of the prevalence of masturbation is identified and dealt with. Having sex with oneself is not a sin in my estimation whatsoever. And here again, the resourcefulness of individuals to find obscure scriptural passages to support their positions against masturbation is unfair to the spirit of these sources.
Masturbation is often a healthy and safe way to express oneself sexually.
Further, knowledge of one's body and modes of sexual arousal can enjoin a better understanding of sexual enjoyment with others. On a topic perhaps even a little 'taboo' for the more liberal of religious understandings, sex between several individuals simultaneously can be responsibly practiced. While mutual understanding and compassion needs to infuse these environments as with all sexual encounters, sex with others in 'orgies,' may be a way to further circumnavigate emotional, physical, and spiritual boundaries. While under no circumstances should a person be forced to have sex with any individual, the freedom to express oneself sexually in diverse ways with many people ought to be a right available to those who chose to embrace such practices. To emphasize once again however, the predominant theme should be love.