You’re right on the money. Enslavement is more common than one would think, especially with regard to very young prostitutes. I’ve heard of some girls trying to get help from the police, only to be arrested, charged, and turned back over to their pimp. It’s really tragic.So my question is if something that is morally wrong to people on the outside who have now idea could’nt it be something that is a mere enslavement and is very hard to escpape?
Prostitution is grave matter. Sin requires knowledge and free will, and mortal sin those two things plus grave matter.When it comes to prostitiution and women get arrested for it because its illegal, and people say oh that women sinned. Well we dont know their could be someone hiding in the shadows and if she doesnt produce enough money for him he will beat the hell out of that individual. So my question is if something that is morally wrong to people on the outside who have now idea could’nt it be something that is a mere enslavement and is very hard to escpape?
Yes it is, trafficking for sex stories seem so many and with so many young female victims.You’re right on the money. Enslavement is more common than one would think, especially with regard to very young prostitutes. I’ve heard of some girls trying to get help from the police, only to be arrested, charged, and turned back over to their pimp. It’s really tragic.
I’m sorry but what does illicit mean?We should simple declare all illicite sex rape. That way the good women will be believed if they are violated, and the immoral women will not be able to find any men willing to take the risk of punishment to sin with them.
Not in the bounds of chaste relations in marital, legitimate sex.I’m sorry but what does illicit mean?
I think you are spending entirely too much time thinking about this. What is the purpose of this thread?So what if the prostitute is not being forced by the man shes having sex with but if the pimp is forceing her to have sex with someone with threat of somekind of punishment. Could this be considered rape but with a third party individual who is doing the forceing and not the individual who the women is having sex with?
That would be coercion which could reduce or even eliminate the culpability for the sin. The point is we can’t judge the sins of others. Only God knows the state of another person’s soul. Rather than condemning sinners, the goal should be healing them. Of course that requires us to make a decision about whether we are in a place to help that person. Helping Jesus save souls is very hard work.So what if the prostitute is not being forced by the man shes having sex with but if the pimp is forceing her to have sex with someone with threat of somekind of punishment. Could this be considered rape but with a third party individual who is doing the forceing and not the individual who the women is having sex with?