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Judaism has a very positive attitude towards marriage. Here are some of the reasons: 1) Judaism holds, as its most central scripture, the Torah, teaches, that people are not meant to be alone. 2) Judaism considers children to be a blessing. In fact, one of the religious obligations of a Jew is to have children, if possible. 3) The family is the primary unit in which Jewish life takes place, so it is key to celebrating, learning about, and passing down the religion. 4) Judaism considers sex to be positive and even holy as long as it takes place between the appropriate people who are committed to one another and not to others, so marriage is a context for a loving and close sexual relationship.
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∙ 12y agoJews are not a monolith and therefore there is no single opinion on any subject. At this time, there has not been a census of all Jews around the world questioning their opinions on premarital sex.
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∙ 12y agoJudaism teaches that sex is natural and to be enjoyed between husband and wife. According to the Torah, the husband is required to please his wife sexually.
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