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I find this odd if she was raped why would she spend her years as a porn like star? You would think she would have resorted to modesty?

As I understand it, many porn actresses, strippers, prostitutes and the like were molested and raped as young girls.

I find this odd if she was raped why would she spend her years as a porn like star? You would think she would have resorted to modesty?

It is very common for actual young rape victims who were raised by decent parents to be quite overcome with shame and become very introverted, mistrustful of men, etc.

On the other hand, there are promiscuous girls whose parents allow their promiscuity to begin while they are still children.

When a young girl (such as in the picture on this thread) dresses immodestly and then willingly goes off with one or more boys she knows are interested in fornicating, it's obvious that she's not against fornicating.

I went to high school as did most of us. We all know what's up with young girls who are "loose" associating with young boys or even men who have sex on their mind. Some of us, however, have given in to the anti-Christ new world order's perversion of many Christian churches, who think it's impossible for a female to be guilty of whoredom, even if she throws herself at men.

If a woman who was raped then adopts a life of fornication, promiscuity, immodesty, etc., the fact that she was raped first is not an excuse for more sin. Read the Bible cover to cover, there is no "excuse" that is acceptable in the case of fornication, including "I was raped when I was young". God's Law is perfect; breaking the law requires punishment. Of course, everyone sins; the only possible way for the elect to be in God's presence is the atonement for sin paid for with Christ's perfect sacrifice. Christ is the only hope anyone has in eternity.

Up until we die, we certainly can repent and seek Jesus Christ. If we are then indeed saved, we would see ourselves "put off the old man", that is, we would be convicted of our sins, i.e., we would feel personal guilt and shame - and find our former sinful lives repulsive. These hard feelings would serve to make us repulsed by that sinful behavior and thus make it far more appealing to avoid that behavior in the future than to continue in it. We would see a need for Christ's atoning sacrifice on our behalf.

All who are not saved are destined for eternal damnation. Those who reject God will get exactly what they asked for - eternal separation from God.