The Swedish women are merely mocking and satirizing religion; and celebrating the orgasm. What’s wrong with that- I had one last night, it was great. My partner had many more. I’ll celebrate that.

So yes, you personally might not be against the orgasm, but your book is. You personally might not be against eating lobster/shrimp, but your book is.

@Jason…get real. Extramarital sex is verboten for xtians for a reason…that reason is that xtianity doesn’t want anyone getting pleasure from ANYTHING other than bending their knees in worship to an invisible fairy. It’s also a sin to enjoy spicy food, dancing and well…pretty much anything else. Although you can mitigate those sins by making large financial contributions to god…he always needs money to do his good work…such as making sure gays can’t legally enjoy orgasms in marriage…and providing payoff bundles to children molested by their ministers.

Few churches will stand up and say it, but it’s pretty obvious from looking at Christian doctrine that this is indeed the case.

Take Catholicism. Representing over half of the Christian denomination worldwide, it’s as good a definition of “most Christians” as any you might come up with.

Standard Catholic doctrine is that masturbation is a sin, as is sex out of a permanent monogamous, Church-sanctioned relationshi. But even within marriage, contraception is a sin. The obvious conclusion to draw from this is that orgasms are sinful, but the Church will excuse you that sin so long as the orgasm is being had in the course of producing more Catholics.

Other churches may not be quite as hard-core in their doctrine, but they share the same moral base. Religion is one of those sexually-transmitted diseases where children are most at risk of infection, so churches do the best they can to control the sexual activities of their flock, and direct them towards continuing the line of their sect.