But it wasn't until Thomas Edison's invention of the light bulb, did anyone know exactly what a vagina looked like. All they knew was that it felt like a furry frothing slug underneath the bedsheets. The vagina is still a mystery today. Scientists and Theologists frequently debate it's purpose to no avail. An overwhelming wave of scientists agree that the true purpose of the vagina is for traction, should a vaginaed person lose the use of their legs.
Theologists seem to agree that the vagina serves a great religious significance.
Pope John Paul II's Address on the Vagina With more questions being asked daily and public pressure mounting, during his Sunday Mass in Rome the Pope spoke publicly for the first time regarding his stance on the issue of Vagina Existance. Some see the Vatican's vagina acknowledgement as a step toward unification of the church once devided between vaginarian lines. Some see it as another attempt to cover the tracks of those responsible for the explosion of vagina-related instances. Read on and see for yourself. It is God's will that the subject of the vagina is not to be explored.