Originally posted by mahawarrior:
I think the other four of the Five Precept are relatively straight-forward.
But how did the [b]Buddha (not you) define 'sexual
misconduct' exactly? And did his defination, which may have been
applicable for the situation/society of that time (i.e. more
conservative, different sets of socially accepted morals, etc),
applicable in modern society?[/b]
Hi, generally, any form of sexual activities outside your
faithful partner is sexual misconduct. This includes casual sex,
prositution, adultery, extra marital affairs and things like that.
And yes of course that applies in modern society.