Using Sex Toy is Not a Sin. I Recommend it To Couples — Apostle Aghasedo

Apostle Joshua Aghasedo has stirred debate over the use of sex toys in marriage, arguing that such devices can serve as tools to assist couples in their intimate lives.

Speaking on the subject, the cleric questioned whether the use of sex toys should automatically be regarded as sinful, drawing comparisons with everyday technological devices such as cars and mobile phones.

“Is using a sex toy a sin? Let’s hear the grace. Is driving a car a sin? A car to drive you from here to Dallas, is it a sin? Using the phone, is it a sin?” he asked.

Aghasedo, however, said he had never personally used a sex toy, but described such devices as modern equipment that could help married couples.

“I have never used a sex toy, let me just say. But in this modern day of technology, it’s an equipment. It can help you do the job to 90 per cent, and you finish the remaining 10 per cent. I’m just being real. It can help you,” he said.

The apostle also revealed that he had previously recommended a sex toy to a married couple after considering their circumstances.

“I have suggested sex toy to a couple before, when I looked at all the surrounding circumstances, so that somebody is not going out and all those things. I’m not joking. It’s an equipment to help the process,” he stated.

Despite his position, Aghasedo stressed that his comments were specifically about married couples and should not be interpreted as an endorsement of sex toys outside marriage.

“Sex toy is only for married couples. We are talking within the framework of marriage, right? Not outside. It’s for married couples,” he said.

The cleric further distinguished between its use within marriage and individual sexual activity, maintaining that, in his religious interpretation, the latter falls under a different category.

“Now, if you engage it on your own, it’s called masturbation, and another word for masturbation is fornication. You get it? If you don’t get it, forget about it. It’s within the marital context,” Aghasedo added.

His comments have since generated discussion, particularly among Christians, over the boundaries of intimacy within marriage and how modern sexual devices should be viewed from a religious perspective.