>Christianity is actually a pretty sex positive religion - the Catholic Church requires sex as part of a sacrament (a marriage is only valid if consummate) and there are similar rules in the other big churches.
Christianity considers any sexual activity other than heterosexual sex for procreation within marriage to be sinful, and female sexuality to be inherently corrupting because "it was Eve who tempted Adam in the Garden of Eden."
The Christian dogma around sex and sexuality has led to thousands of years of sexual assaults and violence against women, persecution of gay and transgender people, suppression of access to medical care (particularly in poor countries,) suppression of any useful sexual education beyond "abstinence only", censorship of art and media and countless other crimes and horrors. That isn't "sex positive" in any commonly understood sense of the term.
Christianity considers any sexual activity other than heterosexual sex for procreation within marriage to be sinful, and female sexuality to be inherently corrupting because "it was Eve who tempted Adam in the Garden of Eden."
The Christian dogma around sex and sexuality has led to thousands of years of sexual assaults and violence against women, persecution of gay and transgender people, suppression of access to medical care (particularly in poor countries,) suppression of any useful sexual education beyond "abstinence only", censorship of art and media and countless other crimes and horrors. That isn't "sex positive" in any commonly understood sense of the term.