Author: Ronn! Blankenship Date: To: AML Discussion List Subject: Re: [AML] Curing pornography (was Do Violent Movies Increase Crime?)
At 01:14 AM Wednesday 10/25/2006, D. Michael Martindale wrote: >Since people are (inevitably) throwing pornography into the
>discussion on violent films, there's something I've observed and
>wondered about.
>
>We know that a problem with pornography is on a rise within the
>church. We know that because it's become a regular staple in General
>Conference topics every half a year, as well as local sermons. It's
>a veritable D-Day-sized attack on pornography. And this has been
>going on for some time now.
>
>So are we fixing the problem?
>
>I don't see it. The sermons get more and more ubiquitious and
>vehement as time goes on. I don't get the sense that we're fixing it
>at all--on the contrary, I get the sense that it's only getting worse.
>
>So why do we keep trying the same strategy more and more that
>already isn't working?
>
>And if what we're doing isn't working, what is the cure for
>pornography addiction?
