This has been on my mind for a long time, and I keep forgetting to ask the question, so here goes!
Obviously, we know that God’s design for sex is the best, and His way brings its own reward. I’ve always heard—even from secular sources—that having fewer sexual partners is the safest route to take. Certainly, if asked, I would promote staying pure while unmarried, and staying faithful to my spouse once married.
But I want to know for a fact: if two virgins get married, are they 100% safe from sexually transmitted diseases? Is this true?
I’ve always thought that it was one of the rewards and protections for honoring and adhering to God’s intent for sex, but I’ve never actually heard it stated outright that monogamous couples are completely safe from STDs.
Is this something we can claim when we promote waiting for marriage? I’d hate to be telling people, “Hey, only couples who wait for marriage and stay faithful are never at risk of getting sexually-transmitted infections or diseases, so that’s the way to do it,” if in fact that isn’t true.
Information on this topic would be greatly appreciated!
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