Re: Beware the Toilet Bidet: Homosexual Squirt Gun!
Where do you get off calling me unsaved?
And where do you get off telling me I don't take the bible seriously?
No, objects don't inherently cause us to sin. It is the desire within us that causes us to sin. (@Bob4God) You can sit on that bidet all you want, but its not going to reach into your consciousness and tempt you. The devil is the tempter. You resist him. Inanimate objects have no power over us. If you don't have the desire, you won't sin.
Unless Romans 7:15 "I do not understand what I do. For what I want to do I do not do, but what I hate I do.", in which you don't understand homosexuality is a sin, you have to make the conscious decision to lust or think lewdly with this device.
And @Jonathon, I see why you would think this promotes masturbation and homosexual pleasures, but the user of the device must first be a subjectivist to himself, or an objectivist to a false law. Therefore Christians can use this device perfectly for hygienic purposes.
There's also polymorphous perversity, but I don't know how relevant that will be.
Where do you get off calling me unsaved?
And where do you get off telling me I don't take the bible seriously?
No, objects don't inherently cause us to sin. It is the desire within us that causes us to sin. (@Bob4God) You can sit on that bidet all you want, but its not going to reach into your consciousness and tempt you. The devil is the tempter. You resist him. Inanimate objects have no power over us. If you don't have the desire, you won't sin.
Unless Romans 7:15 "I do not understand what I do. For what I want to do I do not do, but what I hate I do.", in which you don't understand homosexuality is a sin, you have to make the conscious decision to lust or think lewdly with this device.
And @Jonathon, I see why you would think this promotes masturbation and homosexual pleasures, but the user of the device must first be a subjectivist to himself, or an objectivist to a false law. Therefore Christians can use this device perfectly for hygienic purposes.
There's also polymorphous perversity, but I don't know how relevant that will be.
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