Sex and the Warrior Code

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Jesus gave the rules of the Christian religion in 40 commandments at the Sermon On The Mount
He gave these right at the beginning of his ministry because he didn’t know if he would live to complete his ministry

After Jesus’ death, the Apostle Paul wrote a series of letters to his churches in which he explained Jesus ministry
A person was not accepted into Paul’s church unless he or she was fully complying with Jesus’ 40 commandments or making every effort to do so

Paul’s letters were written by someone who was complying with Jesus’ 40 commandments
and they were written to people who were complying with those commandments

Paul told his church that if they ‘believed’ in Jesus they would be ‘saved’
By this he meant that if they continued to live by Jesus’ 40 commandments to the best of their ability, Jesus would forgive their failures. Intention would carry the day

Christian Pharisees of the modern church remove Jesus’ 40 commandments from the picture

And teach Paul’s words as if they were separate and unrelated to them
This is like people pretending a car does not exist, and then using its workshop manual as a bible
Jesus’ 40 commandments underpinned every word Paul wrote and nothing he wrote can be understood without them

Jesus commanded that there be no sex outside of marriage in any form whatsoever
No masturbation. No lustful thoughts. Nothing.
As Jesus is God he knows exactly how impossible that is for you
So IF you live by his 40 commandments to the best of your ability then he will forgive your failures
Intention will carry the day

Those who choose to live by a Warrior code do not follow Jesus’ 40 commandments
They will go to the Upper Hell where they will pay for their sins physically in an appropriate way
It is expected that Warriors will have the integrity to face the consequences of their actions
If you are lacking in that integrity don’t follow the Warrior path
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