My next article is up on Covenant Eyes’ blog, check it out:
Myth Busters: “I’ll stop looking at porn when I get married”
(Please share the Covenant Eyes link, not the atacrossroads.net one, thanks!)
Related posts:
Episode 10: Interview with Damon Seacott on choosing a life of singleness and celibacy
Ep. 12 (74) Carrying Your Cross as the Antidote for the Never-Ending Cycle of Seeking Approval
Shades of Pornography: Is "50 Shades of Grey" Pornography or not?
Pour Some Sugar On Me: Why Sex Sells and Marriage Doesn't
Ep. 6 (or 68) The debate around if Game of Thrones is porn or not
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Kathy says
Noah, thank you for your commitment to helping others toward godly purity and not objectivizing God’s human creation. Would you say that your article on “I’ll stop looking when I get married” also relates to people that have an entrenched, long time habit of looking/staring/ogling young women in their prime? If not, do you have any articles on the habit (or additive behavior) for those who have “default setting” to quietly, but predictably looking/staring/having an acquired taste for looking at attractive young females (or males for that matter)? Thank you for your good work.
Noah Filipiak says
Hi Kathy,
great question and yes, I write a lot about this. Here’s a few:
http://www.atacrossroads.net/license-to-lust-how-porn-trains-objectification/
http://www.atacrossroads.net/lessons-lust-even-burger-king-looks-appetizing/
http://www.atacrossroads.net/the-key-to-sexual-purity/
http://www.atacrossroads.net/men-conditioned-objectify-women-women-believe-lie/
This is also a main topic in my book, which is almost published. There’s some things readers can do to help, basically to convince a publisher to publish it, can be found here if you’re interested: http://www.atacrossroads.net/signed-by-a-literary-agent-how-you-can-help-my-first-book-get-published/
Let me know if there’s anything else I can do to help.