Daylight Atheism > Is Sex for Procreation?
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Saved by 3 people (1 private), first by anonymouse user on 2008-02-04
- Gibarian on 2008-02-06 - Tags atheism , procreation , sex
- Plonkee on 2008-02-04 - Tags quickd
- Callandor on 2008-02-04 - Tags Evolution_Religion , Refuting common creationist canards
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The Bible itself says that the human lifespan is between seventy and eighty years (Psalms 90:10), and given the advances in lifespan brought about by improved nutrition and modern medicine, we can safely use the higher estimate. We should then ask why, if sex is intended for procreation, it is all but impossible to use it for that purpose for about half of our natural lives. Even during the biologically brief window of maximum fertility, our rate of conception is significantly lower than that of most other animals. If sex's only or primary purpose is procreation, then it would seem to be a badly designed mechanism indeed, considering how inefficient it is for that purpose.
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