
The Book I Never Thought I Would Need
Pornography is the one topic I never thought I’d need to read about. Although it was part of my own adolescence and young adulthood, I had assumed my working primarily with women and being ultra vigilant at home made pornography essentially a non-issue in my life. I was wrong. So wrong, that I jumped at the opportunity to review Matt Fradd’s new book, The Porn Myth: Exposing the Reality Behind the Fantasy of Pornography. Matt’s new book appealed to both my desire to best dialog with the women I am blessed to minister to through Reconciled To You, (because porn is not just an issue concerning men) and also my desire to best guide my children as a mom. After reading Matt’s thorough responses to myths and the resources for parents in Appendix, I feel better equipped to discuss pornography now in both my roles.
Some of the Myths that Most Surprised Me:
- Swimsuit editions and men’s magazines are not porn.
- Only Religious People Oppose Porn
- Porn isn’t sex slavery. The actors freely choose the lifestyle they lead.
- I don’t pay for my porn, so I’m not contributing to the porn industry.
- Women don’t struggle with porn.
- Porn isn’t addictive.
- Porn is only fantasy: it doesn’t affect our real lives.
Click HERE … to learn more about author, Matt Fradd (including a fantastic video) and to Read the Rest of my Review, The Porn Myth

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