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Modern-day Sexual Craze and Chaos: The Facts – Jim Cress
1. Sixty-four percent of men and 15% of women who say they
are Christians
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a. view pornography at least once a month
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b. use pornography several times per week
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c. are involved in “sexting”
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d. have emotional affairs on social media
Porn and Parenting in the 21st Century – Sean McDowell
2. Kids who view porn excessively
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a. become wired to respond sexually to an image
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b. damage their ability to respond appropriately to a real person
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c. develop damaging neurological “pathways” in the brain
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d. all of the above
Pornography and the Brain: What Does the… – Linda Mintle
3. Viewing porn releases the hormones, oxytocin and vasopressin,
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a. causing decreased brain activity
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b. arousing brain centers to facilitate reward seeking
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c. causing the person to bond to the pornographic experience
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d. relieving tension and lowering blood pressure
Protecting the Next Generation: Fighting the Porn…
– Joel Hesch
4. Hesch believes the best legislative approach to limit porn is to
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a. call for a total ban on all pornography
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b. restrict access to porn by minors based on science
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c. argue in court on ethical and moral grounds
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d. have local churches petition legislators for change
Recovery from Pornography Addiction: An Opportunity…
– Mark and Debbie Laaser
5. In marital healing, the sobriety acronym LAMP stands for
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a. no Lying, Adultery, Masturbation, or Pornography
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b. no Looking at, Approaching, or Meditating about People
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c. Leave family, Avoid temptation, Marry, and Procreate
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d. none of the above
Becoming an Uber Monk – Gary W. Moon
6. The most common request by Calvin’s passengers was
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a. to prove to them the existence of God
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b. to explain why God allows tragedy
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c. for intercessory prayer
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d. for a discounted rate
Sex as Icon or Idol? How a Biblical… – Christopher West
7. In the Garden of Eden, the entrance of shame
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a. indicated the dawn of lust
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b. brought erotic desire cut off from God’s love
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c. drove people to cover their bodies to protect from lust
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d. all of the above
Texting, Sexting, and Webcams… – Greg Miller
8. Those who expose themselves on Webcams are driven by
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a. the desire to be known and seen
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b. the current standards of the prevailing culture
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c. the peer pressure to please others
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d. contempt for biblical standards and loss of shame
When Puberty and Pornography Collide – Meg Meeker
9. Teens and young adults comprise 30% of the population, but
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a. consume 90% of all online pornography
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b. live with over 50% of the new infections of STDs
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c. are 85% more likely to use sexting than others
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d. are twice as likely to be depressed after seeing porn
Women and Pornography Today: It’s Way Past…
– Marnie Ferree
10. The cybersex landscape has become…
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a. decidedly violent
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b. insignificant as a shaper of sexuality for women
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c. more love/relationship oriented for women
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d. increasingly focused on liberating women
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