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Pornography
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Introduction
1. Culture
2. Compassion
3. Convictions: Creation
4. Convictions: Fall
5. Convictions: Redemption And Glory
6. Wisdom
Further Reading
Additional Info
Pornography is no longer looked down on as bad or unhelpful, but is something to enjoy without guilt. Christians work to a different agenda-set by the Bible’s revelation of the true meaning of sex and relationships. This book surveys the Christian worldview and applies it to the complex issues surrounding pornography. Discover the liberating and satisfying view of sex found in the gospel.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781784981976
ISBN10: 1784981974
Vaughan Roberts
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: September 2017
Talking Points – The Good Book Company
Publisher: The Good Book Company
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