We'll look at how people get ensnared by pornography and how we can set them free.
In general, 'addictions' are 'bondage' when you can't break free from their hold on your life.
Part 1
- The Internet is an easy, private way to access pornography. (page 3)
- Internet pornography becomes bondage (page 3)
- Pastors and ministers have the problem too. (page 4)
- Internet pornography is widespread, time consuming, and profitable. (page 4)
- Pornography, fantasy relationships, and cybersex are on a steady increase. (page 4)
- Ted Bundy, of all people, may be an example of the degrading effect of pornography. (page 5)
- He told his story to Dr. James Dobson the day before his execution. (page 5)
- He was very honest about his use of pornography and its progressive nature. (page 5)
- The ten questions in this article are offered by the Focus on the Family site pureintimacy.com. (page 5)
- Some users search for pornography in spite of themselves. (pages 6)
- Much of Internet pornography is anonymous fantasy seeking. (page 6)
- Many users hide their use at home and at work because they are ashamed. (page 7)
- Some men have exposed their wives to pornography and its attendant evil is released. (page 7)
- Pornography is an addiction in the league of overeating or excessive tobacco, alcohol, or drug use. (page 8)
- The Word of God is the antidote for addiction. (page 8-9)
- Many users respond to pornography links when they come across them by accident. (page 9)
- Be accountable. Turn your screen toward the door. Find someone or a group to keep you honest. (page 9)
- Masturbation, the awkward problem, can be a way of cheating your wife or not facing your marital problems. (pages 10)
