The Briefing with Albert Mohler Tuesday, December 17, 2024
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Dec 17, 2024 The normalization of pornography in America is contrasted with the call for conservative parenting guidance. A recent article stresses that Christian parents need to actively discuss the dangers of pornography with their teens. Additionally, alarming trends reveal that many Americans struggle with basic life skills. This underscores the importance of intentional parenting and strong family communication to better prepare children for adulthood.
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Parent-Child Dialogue
- Christian parents must discuss pornography with their children.
- These conversations should be ongoing and age-appropriate.
Worldview Collision
- Secular experts struggle to define pornography's harm, citing limited scientific evidence.
- A Christian worldview defines pornography as inherently wrong due to its distortion of God's design for sexuality.
Pornography and Conscience
- Kentucky's law requiring photo ID for porn access raises conscience issues.
- Requiring verification may deter many from accessing such content.