Procreation
- See Sexual reproduction, for a more biological perspective of all life.
Human procreation includes the process of conceiving and bearing offspring, but is not limited to biological simplicity. Procreation was ordained by God from the very beginning when He created Adam and Eve. After God created them, He blessed them and said, "...Be fruitful and multiply, and fill the earth, and subdue it...".[1] It is one of the most essential activities of humanity, in order for humanity to sustain itself. As a result, it is very important for all of humanity to take reproduction seriously, and work hard to produce as many children as possible. In several communities, the attempt to produce more children has given rise to the 'Why by the cow if you can get the milk for free' philosophy, and as a result marriage is not necessary for one to experience sexual healing and increase the Earth's population. These communities, many of which are mormon, ensure the world will be full of young vital Christians for the years to come
Eternal aspects of human procreation
One of the crucial differences between animal sexual reproduction and human procreation, is that when a new human being is conceived, that child is an eternal being.