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* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judaism_and_masturbation "Judaism and masturbation"], Wikipedia
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judaism_and_masturbation "Judaism and masturbation"], Wikipedia
* [http://en.fairmormon.org/MormonFAQ/Church_Discipline_FAQ MormonFAQ/Church Discipline FAQ], FAIRMormon
:Claims that leaders are instructed not to hold disciplinary councils for masturbation.
* [http://www.mormonthink.com/QUOTES/masturbation.htm Masturbation], MormonThink
:A long set of quotes.


== Notes ==
== Notes ==
A have a suspicion that current teachings regarding masturbation are based more on cultural taboos than the Gospel of Jesus Christ. I am unaware of any real scriptural basis for what we (though, really, almost exclusively the youth) are often taught.
I have a suspicion that current teachings regarding masturbation are based more on cultural taboos than the Gospel of Jesus Christ. I am unaware of any real scriptural basis for what we (though, really, almost exclusively the youth) are often taught.


== Cross-References ==
== Cross-References ==

Revision as of 01:29, 3 March 2016

Children should be taught not to masturbate at the first signs of puberty.
Masturbation can be described as manipulating one’s own sexual organs to produce sexual excitement.
"Sometimes masturbation is the introduction to the more serious sins of exhibitionism and the gross sin of homosexuality."
Nocturnal emission is not masturbation.
Prophets have condemned masturbation throughout the ages.
The sin of masturbation occurs when a person stimulates his or her own sex organs for the purpose of sexual arousal.
Claims that leaders are instructed not to hold disciplinary councils for masturbation.
A long set of quotes.

Notes

I have a suspicion that current teachings regarding masturbation are based more on cultural taboos than the Gospel of Jesus Christ. I am unaware of any real scriptural basis for what we (though, really, almost exclusively the youth) are often taught.

Cross-References