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Pornography An Ancient Sin Repackaged (Part 1)

Porn and What It's Done To Women

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Joel Muddamalle, PhD
Jun 11, 2026
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Just mention the word “porn” or “pornography” and observe the silence, unease, and anxiety in a room.1 But the range of emotions is so much more complex. Some feel disgust, embarrassed, or ill-equipped to participate or even to listen to such a conversation. Interestingly, something that is so inappropriate is so very accessible and consumed at alarming rates. This is a significant cultural crisis that many are now calling a “porndemic.” Yet, it’s rarely being addressed in christian spaces.

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Popular pornography sites are seeing continual upticks in viewership. Pornhub had over 42 billion visits in 2019 according to a Forbes article. With the increase in viewership creates immense opportunity to commercialize around pornography. NBC news reports that Pornography has a global revenue i…

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