Answer:   First, the Bible teaches about virginity.  All such subjects must be discussed with dignity and proper language. (Be sure to first read Current Truth.)       

     Question:  What do you think of the objection, "Virginity is a private, personal matter and is no one's business?"

     Answer:   As seen, virginity is a plain teaching of the scriptures.  While it is a "personal" and "private" matter, it, along with all other moral issues, must be addressed.              

     Question:  Does one when becoming a Christian regain their virginity?

     Answer:  I am aware of the teaching of some that when one becomes a Christian, they regain their physical virginity.  If by this it is meant that a young woman who forfeited her virginity due to fornication may now (becomes a Christian) tell her husband to be that she is a virgin, such is dishonest and not true.    

     Question:  What do you think is the first move toward forfeiting virginity?

     Answer:   This question is difficult to answer.  It is certain that "first moves" would include attitude toward virginity and placing one's self in a physical position that would be conducive to giving up virginity.           

     Question:  In view of the common lack of virginity today, don't you think that such teaching as found in Current Truths is discouraging to many?

     Answer:   As seen in Current Truth, there is forgiveness for the penitent.  The truth must be taught and it is selfish for one to insist such subjects should not be taught in view of possible discouragement.