Why using s3x toys in marriage is not a sin – Apostle Aghasedo

Apostle Joshua Aghasedo of Powerline Church has said the use of sex toys by married couples is not a sin, describing them as equipment that can support intimacy within marriage.

Aghasedo made the remarks while speaking to his congregation in a video shared on the church’s YouTube channel on Tuesday.

The clergyman compared sex toys with everyday equipment such as cars and phones, arguing that their use should be considered within the context of marriage.

He said such devices could assist married couples in improving their intimate experience and strengthening their relationship.

Why Aghasedo says sex toys are permissible

Aghasedo explained that technological developments had introduced different devices that could assist people in various aspects of life, including marital intimacy.

He said he had never personally used a sex toy but viewed such devices as equipment that could assist couples within marriage.

According to the pastor, the issue should not be considered outside the context in which the devices are being used.

He stressed that his comments were specifically directed at married couples and were not an endorsement of their use outside marriage.

Why he advised a couple to use one

Aghasedo disclosed that he had previously advised a married couple to consider using a sex toy after assessing their circumstances.

He said his advice was aimed at helping the couple address challenges within their relationship and avoid situations that could potentially create further problems in the marriage.

The pastor maintained that such devices could be used as an aid by couples seeking to improve their intimate relationship.

He reiterated that the discussion was strictly within the framework of marriage.

Aghasedo distinguishes marital and individual use

The clergyman also drew a distinction between the use of sex toys by married couples together and their individual use.

According to his interpretation, using such a device alone constitutes masturbation, which he equated with fornication.

He therefore maintained that the context in which the device is used is important when considering the issue from his religious perspective.

The pastor’s comments have highlighted differing views within religious discussions about marital intimacy, particularly regarding how modern technology should be considered within marriage.

His position was that married couples could regard sex toys as tools to support their intimate relationship, while individual use falls under a different category in his interpretation.

The pastor equally emphasised that his comments should be understood strictly within the context of marriage and not as approval for sexual activity outside it.