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By  Simiyu Nalianya WHO defines oral health as a state of being free from chronic mouth and facial pain, oral and throat cancer, oral infection and sores, periodontal disease, tooth decay, tooth loss, and other diseases and disorders that limit an individual incapacity to bite chew, smile, speak and psychosocial well being. it's clearly evident that oral health is important to avoid the listed problems. With this kind of information is essential to keep our mouth clean and healthy, in such  cases of poor oral health, people tend to have low self-esteem because of maybe the smell or the loss of teeth or bleeding gums, furthermore when experiencing such problems an individual tend to shy away from certain foods, foods that are hard to chew and opt for softer foods. When an individual starts to use only softer unbalanced meals it means they are avoiding other meals which will lead to some deficiencies because the food intake is affected and now you will be sick not only orally but

Compiled by  Simiyu Nalianya   1 Corinthians 1:30-31 Sexual purity is a simple and complicated subject for Christians. It’s simple because the Bible makes it very clear what we are supposed to do: Don’t have premarital sex. Sex is for marriage. Period. That’s not a complicated thing to understand or teach in the church. However, things get weird when Christians start explaining why we should “save ourselves for marriage.” I don’t have a problem with what the church is telling Christians to do and not do regarding sex. I have a problem with  why  we are often telling Christians not do these things. The motives for sexual purity that Christians often have is the problem I want to address here. The Right Reason to Pursue Sexual Purity and Practice Abstinence The reason Christians should not have premarital sex and should practice abstinence before marriage is not that they are retaining a purity they were born with but because they are living from the purity that Jesus gave them when they