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I would write more about mormonism and their relationship between sexuality. I would want to include the way they view women and their sexuality as well as homosexuals. The Mormon church is more conservative so I think it would be important to include their views on sexuality in order to have an unbiased view on the page.
Peterfeso, Jill. "From Testimony To Seximony, From Script To Scripture: Revealing Mormon Women's Sexuality Through The Mormon Vagina Monologues." Journal Of Feminist Studies In Religion 27.2 (2011): 31-49. ATLA Religion Database with ATLASerials. Web. 8 Feb. 2017.
Bradshaw, William S. (William Seely), et al. "Religious Experiences Of GBTQ Mormon Males." Journal For The Scientific Study Of Religion 54.2 (2015): 311-329. ATLA Religion Database with ATLASerials. Web. 8 Feb. 2017.
Scott, Patricia Lyn. “Mormon Polygamy: A Bibliography, 1977-92.” Journal of Mormon History, vol. 19, no. 1, 1993, pp. 133–155. www.jstor.org/stable/23286339.
Dunfey, J. (1984). "Living the principle" of plural marriage: Mormon women, utopia, and female sexuality in the nineteenth century. Feminist Studies, 10(3), 523.
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"On various occasions LDS church leaders have taught that members should not masturbate as part of obedience to the LDS law of chastity.[62][63][64][65][66][67][68]"
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Homosexuality
The LDS church believes that sex out of marriage is sinful and that homosexual behavior should be condemned.[1] Hetereosexual marriage is seen as the highest form of relationship in the Mormon church. Homosexuals are believed to have the ability to overcome their homosexuality through strong faith practices and repentance for their actions and thoughts. [1]
Women's Sexuality
Women's sexuality is solely for the purpose for having children. Women were given rights from God to perform their Godly duty to bear children. In the 19th century women's roles were to live their lives around their husband and children. Women who rejected this role as being a domestic women in the home, were seen as unstable and corrupted.[2] Women were expected to be pure, stable, and spiritual.
Plural Marriage
Outsiders to Mormonism ,in the 19th century, believed that polygamy was unacceptable and therefore Mormon women were seen in a different light if they participated in a plural marriage. Although their marriage arrangements were against the odds of society, Mormon women continued to defend their right to be in a polygamist marriage. [2] All Mormon women had to accept the possibility of being a plural wife if they wanted to continue in the Latter Day Saints religion. Polygamy became not only a social duty, it became a way to salvation. Plural wives gained salvation but only the first wive received societal status.[2] Many believed that the outside socitey was much greater than what they were doing with polygamy. Even though the concept of being a plural wife was widely accepted at the time, there were also a good amount of women who didn't think that plural marriages were a good thing. Many,within the LDS church,whom were in opposition of polygamy stated that women who were in polygamous marriages were degrading the sanctity of marriage. For some, the idea of polygamy ruined a woman's sexuality and their role.[2]
- ^ a b Bradshaw, William; Heaton, Tim; Decoo, Ellen; Dehlin, John; Galliher, Renee; Crowell, Katherine (May 2015). "Religious Experiences of GBTQ Mormon Males". JOURNAL for the SCIENTIFIC STUDY of RELIGION. 2 (54): 311–329.
{{cite journal}}:|access-date=requires|url=(help) - ^ a b c d Dunfey, Julie (1984). ""Living the Principle" of Plural Marriage: Mormon Women, Utopia, and Female Sexuality in the Nineteenth Century". Feminist Studies, Inc. 10 (3): 523–536.
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