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Texas Pastor Wants Married Couples To Screw Daily

Rev. Ed Young challenges his church's married couples to turn "whining" into "whoopee!" Amen.

Being a religious leader can sometimes earn a bad rap among hoity, toity, liberal intellectuals. But every once in a while, a man of the cloth will surprise and even tickle, a few left-leaning fancies.

Literally.

Rev. Ed Young of the Grapevine-based Fellowship Church in Texas (of all places) challenges married couples in his church to have sex once a day for the next seven days. Starting this Sunday.

"Sex is like Super Glue. It's a spiritual thing, and emotional thing." he said. 

Of course, he's talking about monogomous sex amongst a married man and woman. The challenge doesn't extend to the singletons in the audience, which is too bad. That would for sure add a controversial twist to what he views as the beautiful and pure sermon "Leaving Lust Vegas." The talk is set for this Sunday in a 20, 000 seat church, which will be broadcast to churches in downtown Dallas, Plano, Ft. Worth, and Miami.

Young will sit on a bed while he raps about the sexytimes.

Of course, some jealous naysayers think Rev. Ed Young is less the Dr. Ruth of religion and more the Donald Trump---just a master marketer, trying to gain acclaim and attention for his five-church mega ministry. 

Young denies this, saying his sermons are already immensely popular and would never need a tawdry marketing scheme. Rather he'd like to help strengthen and nurture marriages and offer a healthy escape from the the financial market stress.

It's time to turn "whining" into "whoopee," he said.

God bless!

 

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Discussion

Watersisland Starting Over
Posted May 18, 2009

LOL! What do I see in the center of that rubber that the nun is holding?

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irishgirl85 Taken
Posted January 12, 2009

i love when politics and sex gets mixed up. always makes good conversation. I wonder if he would have given the same advice to hilary and bill, if bill wouldn't have let monica put her mouth on him? Hmm... "i did not have sexual relations with that woman" imagine if he finished that with "because the reverend told me to screw hilary for the next seven days".

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Mango Married
Posted November 12, 2008

He just wants people to be happy. What's so wrong with that.

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BigAl Taken
Posted November 12, 2008

Because God doesn't care if you have sex or not. You can have sex or not have sex, God doesn't care. I hate it when people talk for God about stuff like this. This is how people get screwed up.

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Seaman Single
Posted November 12, 2008

Do they have to spiritualize everything. Sex is not spiritual it is just sex.

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ProudMary Starting Over
Posted November 12, 2008

Seriously. You know they are anti birth control too. This is just for babies and why can't the church stay out of the bedroom.

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Lindsay Single
Posted November 12, 2008

Doesn't this just seem wrong? Although this is a major stereotype, when I think of Texas, I don't think of the hip, liberal city of Austin, but instead I think of George W. and other republican rednecks. So now this pastor is preaching to have sex? Really weird to me. i always pictured the redneck republicans to keep it in their pants at all times.

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Watersisland Starting Over
Posted May 18, 2009

Lindsay, Austin has always been the outcast of 'Redneck' Texas. It's a college town. Whlie it's not Boston or San Francisco, it is a more liberal minded community of Texans. Mostly a younger crowd. While the pastor's message is rather eye opening, it beats what the preachers in Longview or Midland might be preaching. They wouldn't be advocating any views on sex, mostly because they think it's sinful to even discuss-in church or out.

Actually I think the pastor is attempting to live vicariously through his message to the congregation.

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