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Sorry i find some of this funny, but of course it isn't funny from God's viewpoint. Any true Christian, well in my opinion, would not even enter such a place of 'entertainment'.  But then I

Is this for real ?  8 old men in America making up rules for what married couples can do in their bedroom.  If that is true then the GB are Perverted old farts.  

I’d like to know under what facts they would not consider this sexual immorality. Like if the stripper wasn’t really into it so you didn’t feel you got your money’s worth?

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30 minutes ago, Jack Ryan said:

It's crazy to me that now a lap-dance is fornication/porneia. Which means it is also grounds for divorce!

It says: "Depending on the facts of the actual situation, this COULD constitute sexual immorality". In other words if the actual situation involved intercourse/oral sex, then that would constitute sexual immorality.......(and would be grounds for divorce).

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People should be concerned about how these things look Jehovah not just to men.  If we get the mind of Christ, we would see the seriousness of this lawless act.   Some scriptures that shed light of this kind of behaviour are:

1 Thessalonians 5:22-24 King James Version (KJV)

22 Abstain from all appearance of evil.

23 And the very God of peace sanctify you wholly; and I pray God your whole spirit and soul and body be preserved blameless unto the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ.

24 Faithful is he that calleth you, who also will do it.

 

(Psalm 97:10) 10  " O you who love Jehovah, hate what is bad. He is guarding the lives of his loyal ones;. . ."


(1 Peter 4:3, 4)" For the time that has passed by is sufficient for you to have done the will of the nations when you carried on in acts of brazen conduct, unbridled passions, overdrinking, wild parties, drinking bouts, and lawless idolatries. 4 They are puzzled that you do not continue running with them in the same decadent course of debauchery, so they speak abusively of you."
 

(Proverbs 13:19, 20) . . . 20 " The one walking with the wise will become wise, But the one who has dealings with the stupid will fare badly."

 

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Sorry i find some of this funny, but of course it isn't funny from God's viewpoint.

Any true Christian, well in my opinion, would not even enter such a place of 'entertainment'. 

But then I don't even drink alcohol and never go into pubs / bars, as i see no need for any on it.  

 

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7 hours ago, Melinda Mills said:

People should be concerned about how these things look Jehovah not just to men.  If we get the mind of Christ, we would see the seriousness of this lawless act. 

 

14 hours ago, Anna said:

It says: "Depending on the facts of the actual situation, this COULD constitute sexual immorality". In other words if the actual situation involved intercourse/oral sex, then that would constitute sexual immorality.......(and would be grounds for divorce).

So why then does said practice have to be defined? Have they run out of material/spiritual food, kinda like tv shows sometimes? 

Is it going to be in the next wt that murder might be a disfellowshiping offence?

They created more questions then the answer they gave. Silly really.

 

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