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The Pornography Paradox: Why Good Christian Men Can Become Trapped in Pornography and Sexual Addiction-and How to Break Free. (in English)
Stephen Moore
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Mark Kastleman
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Innerlight Solutions
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The Pornography Paradox: Why Good Christian Men Can Become Trapped in Pornography and Sexual Addiction-and How to Break Free. (in English) - Kastleman, Mark ; Moore, Stephen
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Synopsis "The Pornography Paradox: Why Good Christian Men Can Become Trapped in Pornography and Sexual Addiction-and How to Break Free. (in English)"
Two Christian counselors share their personal triumph over sexual addiction and a path to freedom. A raw and honest discussion about why Christian men can struggle so desperately with pornography and sexual addiction. Written by addicts in successful recovery--for those seeking recovery. Based on more than two decades of work with Christian men in the U.S. and many parts of the world. A unique and powerful blend of clinical and personal recovery experience, written especially for those who have tried to break free but keep falling back into addiction. "From the crucible of extensive and at times painful 'spiritual combat' experience, Mark and Steve are 'special forces' instructors who train 'Christian soldiers'--youth and adults alike, not only how to survive--but how to win against the enemy's deadly Goliath-like weapon system . . . pornography. Their Christ-centered, scripturally-anchored, and practical anti-porn training informs the reader how to effectively up-armor, protect himself, and win the battle against porn. The battle-tested skills and insights impressively found in this book make it a must read and an invaluable resource for every Christian father and mother, pastor and priest, Chaplain, pastoral counselor and teacher. And to those already a battle casualty to porn, the authors provide sterling pastoral care and counseling, competent compassion and hope, recovery and healing through the atoning grace of Christ." --CHAPLAIN (COLONEL) MARK L. ALLISON, President & Founder, World Spiritual Health Organization (WSHO)
