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What's the Problem with Porn?

What's the Problem with Porn?

By Bill Donaghy

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Whether you struggle with pornography or you know someone who does, this pamphlet is an answer to one of the most critical questions of our time. It unpacks the allure, the effects, and the proper response to what has become one of the biggest spiritual and social epidemics we face.

In this pamphlet, Theology of the Body expert Bill Donaghy takes an honest and refreshing look at what porn really is, why it is so captivating, and how (and why) the battle against it is one worth fighting.

He clearly explains the difference between love (which we all seek) and lust (the counterfeit we fall for). Bill reveals what is truly going on in our heads and hearts when we engage in porn, and provides a battle plan for avoiding or getting out of a porn problem. This pamphlet should be read by men and women alike and kept handy in every confessional and for every struggling friend.

Product Details
SKU
9781935940340
Format
Pamphlet
Dimensions
L: 8.5, W: 5.5, D: 0.015625
Weight
0.06 lb
Case Count
1000
Language
English
Series
The Gift
Publisher
Ascension
Publication Date
Sep 01, 2012
Copyright Year
2012

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Bill Donaghy

Bill Donaghy is a Catholic speaker, teacher, and writer who has spoken internationally on faith and the New Evangelization since 1999. After years with the Pontifical Mission Societies giving hundreds of talks on the spirituality of mission, he founded the teaching ministry MissionMoment.org. He holds degrees in visual arts, philosophy, and systematic theology, serves as a senior lecturer and curriculum specialist at the Theology of the Body Institute — the apostolate co-founded with the help of Ascension founder Matthew Pinto — and teaches at Immaculata University. He and his wife, Rebecca, live outside Philadelphia with their four children, and his writing has appeared on Ascension’s Media platform.

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