I'm assuming you mean the "shame" that some religions place on sex, for women or same sex couples anyway, making one feel "guilty" for enjoying it? It can take years or decades, to get past it, if ever, after leaving the religion. Once it's in a person's inner psyche, it never really goes away, but it's fun trying to overcome it with an understanding partner.

If the number of rogue priests is anything to go by then sex is definitely a stronger human motivation than religion.
I was very friendly with a school chum who was funny , daring and witty. He "disappeared" at the age of eleven to go to a distant priest training college. It was he who started my real (none) religious interest, as we had some stimulating exchanges of conversation in the years that followed . Then I lost touch with him - probably he was told not to write after a confession. Then a few years later he appeared on the front page of the biggest labour newspaper here in the UK. He had been unable to resist jumping into bed to comfort one of his flock.
It is so sad this celibacy thing and they are still arguing about it.

There are a number of swingers who attend church. Go figure!

I personally find it disconcerting when a woman cries out another person's name during sex, like: "Oh GOD!" or "YES, JESUS!" Use my name, use my name!

What do you mean by overcome?. Some of the randiest women I have known were Christian church going women. They love sex. Look how Christians get found out for their infidelities or worse for child pornography or sexual abuse of minors. They loves them some sex.

Not as long as people scream, "Oh GOD!" or "Jeeeeeeeesus!" when they are having sex.

"Be fruitful and multiply?" That's an order!!!!

Not for long.

I'd say sex regularly overcomes religion. Sometimes only temporarily. Look at all those phony-baloney "christians" who preach their bullshit and then bugger the choir boys. Religion is mental, sex is biological.

That's why religion has tried to incorporate sex... Abrahamic religions (Judaism, Christianity and Islam) have tried to control it more than incorporate it...

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Yes, desire/lust can overcome inhibitions caused by religious teachings! Causing me to say, there is a gawd.....

No, I actually don't know what you mean. I never think about the two things together. Religion is a turn-off.

I think sex is more powerful than religion for sure! I mean, preachers and Christian leaders commit sexual crimes, against both boys and girls.

Sex certainly comes before religion, but I don't think it overcomes it.

Actually, I don't know what you mean.

Oh god, oh god, oh god,...

Nice try, horndog. "Hope is not a method," I told pregnant teens.

When sex is strong, religion take a low key in a relationship. When the sex takes the back seat, religion gets strong. Religion is the enemy of sex.

We take God's name in vain during sex. We really do not mean to invoke God.

Oh shit, oh hell, oh god I'm gonna cum! Ohhhhhh, god dammit! 2 minutes later I ask myself, why did I say that? LOL!!!

Dude, My older brother was a rogue in high school and all of the girls he had were 'religious', so yes.

Of course it can cause I'm not religious...

Worth a try

Probably, for a bit

Sex is why people are religious. Look at how many clerical personnel are caught screwing around in neighborhoods throughout the country.