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Lost_Sheep
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A simple rule of thumb is this: If you have to ask then you should probably avoid it.
That kind of thing is the enemy at work.I’ve seen some things that are painted in the Sistine Chapel and those images seem to push back the boundary of what is pornographic.
What if the picture was of a woman provocatively posed? We know it isn’t art, so it is still porn. I know the difference between art and porn, yet some will try and apply what you are saying to porn images, via claiming it is art as well.That kind of thing is the enemy at work.
When the parent shields their kids eyes from a picture of a naked women, when kids are taught the naked human body is somehow dirty, nasty, or wrong to look at, this is the enemy at work, we are to admire the beauty of Gods creation, not cover it up or censor it.
Of course, Im only referring to the naked body, NOT depictions of a sexual act, this would be porn and is wrong, our eyes should be shielded from these things, but not the naked human body by itself.
IM not sure that would be porn, even if she is posed in a particular way, the person viewing it, would only be admiring the beauty of her body and its parts…as long as you dont cross the line into thinking about doing sexual things to that body, its fine to admire the beauty of a body and ALL its parts.What if the picture was of a woman provocatively posed? We know it isn’t art, so it is still porn. I know the difference between art and porn, yet some will try and apply what you are saying to porn images, via claiming it is art as well.
What if it does both?Is the subject to titillate or educate?
Then it becomes a near occasion of sin.What if it does both?