What I’m saying is provable historical truth as well.Cornfed wrote: ↑March 26th, 2023, 3:08 pmThe difference is that what you are saying is a pack of lies whereas what I am saying is the provable historical truth. That makes sense since your master, Satan, is the father of lies.Outcast9428 wrote: ↑March 26th, 2023, 3:05 pm@Cornfed Its funny how you say I’m a Satanist when I point out that in recently past societies, premarital sex in the context of an exclusive, love based relationship was normal and not considered to be an evil thing and you say I’m a Satanist for arguing that it was acceptable in a past society. Now that MrMan says that prostitution isn’t Christian, you say “well it was acceptable in past societies so therefore it is Christian.”
40% of brides in Great Britain in the year 1850 were pregnant on their wedding day…
Faramerz Dabhoiwala (2012). The Origins of Sex: A History of the First Sexual Revolution. Oxford University Press
A 1963 study in Denmark found that 50% of all brides were pregnant on their wedding day…
Buelens, Geert (2018). De jaren zestig: Een cultuurgeschiedenis. Amsterdam: Ambo/Anthos. p. 115.
As I’ve mentioned 35% of women in Colonial America were also pregnant on their wedding day.
For the past 300 years or so. People were encouraged to wait until marriage but this was lightly enforced. What was strictly enforced, however, was that if she becomes pregnant you had to marry her. It’s your choice as a couple when you want to take that risk.
Before 1700 or so, people would get married very soon after meeting one another so you didn’t have to wait months or years to get married like people today do. So people could easily avoid having premarital sex.