Christnet Survey: 50% of Christian Men Addicted to Porn


"The poll results indicate that 50% of all 
Christian men and 20% of all Christian women 
are addicted to pornography..."

from: http://christiannews.christianet.com/1154951956.htm


If there could be one place protected from the cancerous infection of 
pornography and sexual misconducts, one would assume that the Christian church 
would be that sanctuary. But, recent research is revealing that no one is 
immunized against the vice-grip clutches of sexual addictive behaviors. 

The people who struggle with the repeated pursuit of sexual gratification 
include church members, deacons, staff, and yes, even clergy. 

And, to the surprise of many, a large number of women in the church have become 
victim to this widespread problem. Recently, the world's most visited Christian 
portal, ChristiaNet.com, conducted a survey asking site visitors eleven 
questions about their personal sexual conduct. Survey results are eye-popping 
and expose the truth about who is and who is not at risk for developing an 
ongoing problem with certain repeated sexual acts. Survey says - immunity does 
not exist.

Amazingly, there were one thousand responses to the poll conducted by 
ChristiaNet.com. ChristiaNet.com partnered with Second Glance Ministries in 
evaluating the poll responses and it seems the Christian community is 
struggling with many of the same "temptations" that the secular society is 
faced with.

"The poll results indicate that 50% of all Christian men and 20% of all 
Christian women are addicted to pornography," said Clay Jones, founder and 
President of Second Glance Ministries whose ministry objectives include 
providing people with information which will enable them to fully understand 
the impact of today's societal issues. 60% of the women who answered the survey 
admitted to having significant struggles with lust, 40% admitted to being 
involved in sexual sin in the past year, and 20% of the church-going female 
participants struggle with looking at pornography on an ongoing basis.

"There have been dynamic paradigm shifts in the behavior of Christians over the 
last four years," explained Jones. "Technology [the Internet] has allowed 
pornography to flood the market place beyond a controllable level." Jones' 
ministry also includes providing Christian intervention programs for churches 
and for individuals. All of Second Glance Ministries services are free and 
recipients may remain anonymous.

"We directed over 100,000 inquiries to Second Glance Ministries in one year," 
stated ChristiaNet.com's President, Bill Cooper. "We are seeing an escalation 
to the problem in both men and women who regularly attend church." 
ChristiaNet.com is committed to addressing the devastating consequences that 
sexual addictions can have on a family and society by providing a safe 
environment for blogging discussions and referrals.

http://christiannews.christianet.com/1154951956.htm


MORE: Reflections on Christians addicted to internet porn 


A 1996 Promise Keepers survey at one of their stadium events revealed that over 
50% of the men in attendance were involved with pornography within one week of 
attending the event.

Read article here: 
http://www.helium.com/items/214604-reflections-on-christians-addicted-to-internet-porn




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