[Mr. Mojo]

If you don't want it, don't order it.

Pretty simple, isn't it? But evidently the protesters don't want anyone else to be able to order it. ....and don't want to be tempted to do so themselves. Iow, busybodies with little self-control.

[MineralMan]

From the ChurchLadyBlog:

Well, Kathleen Simpson and I went to the big Christian Blog convention last week, and wanted to report back to our readers.

The convention was great! We learned how to optimize our Blog for Google and how to operate the spelling checker in FrontPage. Were hopping to cut down on the errors that way.

There is one thing, though, that I wanted to discuss will all you readers. As you know, the convention was held in the Raddison Hotel near the airport. Kathleen and I shared a room to save money (keep looking at those Google ads there on the right, folks).

Well, we got settled in and turned on the TV. We never did find the 700 club, but we did find something so shocking that I can scarcely believe it. There was channel after channel of pornography right there on the TV in our room.

We were shocked, I must say. Kathleen and I were up all night, investigating just exactly what sorts of horrors these evil people were broadcasting into the hotel rooms of unsuspecting Christians.

All I can say is that we watched over 10 hours of this filth. We were so exhausted that we missed the keynote address the next morning.

Something must be done about this pornography in hotel rooms....it inflames the lust and can even lead to homosexual behavior, even between normally heterosexual adults.

I'll have more to report next week, but Kathleen and I are off to another convention this weekend. This time it's the Christ's Bloggers Convention in Atlanta. We hadn't planned to attend this one, but it sounds so exciting.

Blessings,

Amanda Priss

[Niteranger68]

But evidently the protesters don't want anyone else to be able to order it. ....and don't want to be tempted to do so themselves.

They should hook-up with the anti-Walmart crowd.

[ThisLittleLightofMine]

I don't believe it is really that simple and if you took the time to investigate the groups that are protesting "porn" you would see that it is not just a matter of self control etc. It's easy to believe that these groups just want to govern what you watch but the issue is much more complex than this. I don't believe we need the government to regulate us but porn is perversion and has/does do tremendous damage to families and in particular men.