Part two, Extramarital Sex.

Right, so we've done a lot on premarital sex there and there's going to be some crossover from the first

instalment of this series. So we'll try and be as brief as possible with extramarital sex before

moving on to issues surrounding homosexuality afterwards. So, first of all, like we did in part one,

what is extramarital sex? And why is it important so extramarital sex is in the name it's when

you have sex outside of marriage so in kind of in your everyday language this would be referred to as

either committing adultery cheating on someone or having an affair within a marriage yeah and

because we want to keep it brief it's as you would imagine if you've listened to the previous episode, Christianity,

the traditional Christianity is going to be very much against this particular position

because you've already committed to the sacrament of matrimony, you are joined together, you are one flesh,

and to reject that covenant, that commitment you've

made to your partner is to go against the will of God and against nature as far as Aquinas

would be concerned. So yeah, it's certainly a thing where we're going to say it's a definite

no in the sort of most of the time within Christianity.

And I would say even now, even the most liberal churches are probably not okay with you

cheating on your partner.

Definitely.

I mean, there's words in the marriage service where it says, till death us do part.

That literally means that you are going to be together until you die.

Whereas if you obviously cheat on someone or commit adultery, then you are breaking

that social contract in a public social contract, which marriage is. Okay, so you're breaking

that bond with your partner and breaking the bond of your relationship with God. Remember,

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