My hope in this post is to share how my view of porn has changed as I got into this Q stuff. I hope your mind can be enlightened by this as mine has after thinking about this.
----Prior to following Q----
I generally thought of the makeup of the people in porn as follows:
- 80% consenting girls
- 10% manipulated girls
- 10% trafficked girls
I thought I would be able to recognize the latter 20% and would not get off on that. From an irreligious-morality perspective, that 80% of consenters is not morally wrong.
Being a Christian, I believed all of it was wrong, but it's a struggle--right??
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----After following Q----
After I got into this Q stuff, I realized how blind I was.
I found out about the degree of child sex trafficking. Jeffrey Epstein, his temple, and what they do underground. Manipulation. Realness of the battle between Good vs. Evil. Realness of spiritual war. Realness of God, Satan, and demons. Spirit cooking???
Then, I thought... What if the makeup of the people in porn is as follows:
- 10% consenting girls
- 60% manipulated girls
- 25% trafficked girls
- 5% demon-possessed girls
If this is true, then isn't the porn industry sick? Isn't it sick to get off from a manipulated/trafficked girl? Isn't it gross to think of jerking to a demon?
Consider the possibility that the girl was taken, brought up, and brain-washed to participate in Satanic rituals (like possibly what Isaac Kappy witnessed).
If this is the case, then upon virtually all moral standards--porn is wrong and sick!
Anyways, after this thought, my conclusion is that I'm done with entertaining the thought about looking upon porn. Why even 'think' to satisfy a feeling that wants something that is sick on all levels?
Hope this helps you and I do not mean to condemn any readers. Just sharing my personal journey. Go team!
The Epistles in the Bible really do make marriage make more sense. The Holy Spirit really gave Paul those same insights to help counsel married Christians in the first church. Corinthians, Timothy, and I believe ephesians and romans all have great marriage counseling material in them. That's not even counting proverbs, and even Micah, as well as the 4 gospels themselves. The Bible really doesn't leave anything out that someone wants to know about how to walk with Jesus and grow in sanctification. Salvation sealed up in that Book and HOW to change our ways and turn from our sin and walk with the Spirit. In John Jesus said His Words ARE Spirit and they are Truth. If the Bible holds His words does that not make it the Spirit as well? One of my favorite verses is in John where Jesus literally says that His Word is Spirit. Gives a whole new meaning to the importance of the Bible in our lives. But you yourself have given a good insight. That is the insight of prudence. I've dated a lot of women. Many I ought not to have even fooled with. Much heartache I could have avoided. Parts of myself that I should have given for the first time and the only time.... with my wife. But I threw that blessing away. No doubt God can bless my marriage even though I've done that. (If I'm to marry). But it does speak volumes that though marriage is a wonderful place to explore sex in a God blessed manner (song of Solomon really details that... some of the stuff in there many people would be embarrassed to say in a crowd); often times we seek out the pleasure rather than the commitment first. This may sound rude but it really is as the Bible says.
1 Corinthians 6:15-20
15 Know ye not that your bodies are the members of Christ? shall I then take the members of Christ, and make them the members of an harlot? God forbid.
16 What? know ye not that he which is joined to an harlot is one body? for two, saith he, shall be one flesh.
17 But he that is joined unto the Lord is one spirit.
18 Flee fornication. Every sin that a man doeth is without the body; but he that committeth fornication sinneth against his own body.
19 What? know ye not that your body is the temple of the Holy Ghost which is in you, which ye have of God, and ye are not your own?
20 For ye are bought with a price: therefore glorify God in your body, and in your spirit, which are God's.
So yes. You are right in that saying. Yes. We can marry and enjoy sex with our spouse and the Bible encourages it. But a level of prudence would spare us from marrying a deceitful spouse that isn't worth the heartache for some sex. Look at poor Sampson in the scriptures. That dude spent his whole life marrying women that would betray him. And yes God used every bit of it for a lesson to us. But one only needs to look at Delilah to see how a man can be brought down by his own spouse when she has other loyalties.
Prudence is a great way of saying it sibling. God bless you in Jesus name, amen
May God bless you and continue to lead you too! Thanks for these words of encouragement and more insight. Gotta re-read the Epistles!