Fornication is considered illegal sexual actions that are not under or outside marriage. Word that is used in any sense about sexual relations, being adulterers. It is a word that in its function determines certain acts as wrong before the eyes of God, in the religions this practice is condemned as shown by one of the 10 commandments; calling acts related to sex fully explicit, any physical act, from not penetrating to doing it anally, orally, and any uncontrolled improper carnal desire, between equal sexes or any act that is not pure.
The person must be chaste and be due to his partner in marriage, so having relationships with another person outside of this is considered apart from fornicating, adultery. The unmarried being with one or more partners is told that he is promiscuous and fornicator. Being under divine law, first century Christians considered it a repulsive and sinful act, leading to death whoever discovered it doing so. The etymology of the word is very explicit in its description with some variables that comes from the Latin, Fornicari, which actually means to have relations with a prostitute; which in turn derives from the word Fórnix that made a reference to the vaulted safe area destined to make clandestine shows where women were negotiated between selling and betting on prostitutes; This happened in ancient Rome, which were the brothels of the time, so fornication can be understood as having sex for money.
In the religious, the approaches that can be given between ethics and morality are complex, varying between religions the vision that they may have differ very openly between them, because while some accept them as part of the evolution of the spirit, others prohibit them. Despite the biblical basis of the book, Ezekiel makes reference that fornication is the act of spilling something, that is, semen. The reality of this issue is that it will always be linked between the legal and the religion, in some countries the law does not condemn the moral deviations that a person has in their private life, even if Islam openly condemns them and is punished with the penalty of death by public stoning as well as men and women.
