What Did Greek Philosophy Teach After the Golden Age

Judaism's view of sex is one that can be summarized in stating that A)sex was basically a biological relationship which was a part of life just as eating was a part of life. B)sexuality could often be separated from its social consequences as seen in the covert support of prostitution. C)sexuality was integral to national and religious loyalty and is reflected in the fertility cult of Baal with attending temple prostitutes. D)sex was part of a deep and intimate relationship between two people-a man and a woman.

The Old Testament A)repeatedly presents the view that sexuality must be separated from its social consequences. B)presents sex as an intimate part of a relationship between two people. C)stresses the importance of separating sex from religious behaviour. D)stresses the importance of making sex a part of religious rituals.