Category: Pornography

by Discovery Series

Vulnerability to X-rated material rests as much in a man’s history of being exposed to porn as it does in his visual makeup. Although past experiences never excuse current behavior, our histories do influence and shape how and where we struggle.

by Timothy Allen

An epidemic of pornography addiction is affecting teenagers and preteen children all over the world, while receiving very little notice from the media or medical community. Parents are unaware that their children can begin to struggle with this mind-altering addiction even before they are teenagers.

by Tim Challies
June 25, 2014

My goal for today is simple: I want to give you 7 good reasons you need to stop looking at porn right now.

by Timothy Allen

What you need to know and where to find help.

by Ross S. Olson MD

Why do some people get so hot and bothered about sexy pictures? Is it because they are repressed or something? Why not just let everybody look at what they like? It doesn’t hurt anybody, does it?

by The Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission
August 4, 2009

The existence of pornography is an evidence of a spiritual battle that is going on in our world. Pornographic material is specifically designed to appeal to human lust. The onslaught of this kind of material is a result of the spiritual warfare waged against the human family.

by Errol Naidoo

The rapid and unrestrained spread of pornography within society must rank as the most insidious threat against marriage and the family since the sexual revolution of the Sixties. The relative ease with which one can access hard-core sexually explicit images is unprecedented in South Africa’s history.

by GotQuestions.org

By far, the most searched for terms on the internet are related to pornography. Pornography is rampant in the world today.

by Internet Safety Wiki

Pornography is defined as “printed or visual material containing the explicit description or display of sexual organs or activity, intended to stimulate erotic rather than aesthetic of emotional feelings.”