Such are our times, when the Cell Phone is the only ‘game’ in town (literally put into our very hands from a very young age) for practically every critical area of our lives (and where we are immeasurably inconvenienced to the point of real hardship without it) and where pornography is ubiquitous, unfettered, free and not put behind  behind safe pay walls.

More, for example, is there a legitimate moral distinction between temptations, lust and covetousness? Is it morally wrong for a husband to want to see his wife in, or buy his wife, lingerie?  Do clergy really address and openly fight what they believe is harmful, an objective wrong against their people? Or, most of all,  is it our “Enlightenment” Western culture which is, at bottom, at fault? Does either Matt Fradd or Dennis Prager really have the whole uncomplicated (?) truth here? Where do questions end and the spirit of the Antichristic assault on man begin? SH.

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