Zzyzx wrote:"Are you suggesting that "god" is NOT willing to forgive if a person repeats the same 'sin' too often?"
The implication by Grand Pbuh is that looking at nude photographs is "sinful" and requires "repentance" and "forgiveness".Grand Pbuh wrote:Yes I think so since repeating the sin too often suggests no real repentance in the first place. Like times I have told God I'm sorry for looking at naked women on the Internet then turn around and do it again, over and over. I'm not really sorry, I'm just saying sorry to use like a lucky charm against punishment.
Questions for debate:
1. Do you agree or disagree or offer a different answer? Explain your reasoning.
2. Under what conditions is looking at nude photos "sinful" (or evil, or undesirable)?
3. What biblical instruction prohibits looking at photos?
4. Is it also "sinful" for a religious person to look at unclothed people in person?
5. Is it "wrong" (or "sinful") for a non-religious person to look at nude people or photos? Who makes that determination?
6. Is it more "sinful" to look at photos than to look at actual unclothed people or vice versa?
7. Must one stop looking at nude photos or people completely in order to be "forgiven"?
8. Is this issue an example of human behavior or nature being condemned by religion?