Fifty Ways Porn Might Be Sneaking into Your Church

by Dannah Gresh

       Dannah Gresh shares her concern

    and wisdom to help ministry leaders

       approach "Fifty Shades of Grey" 

                with biblical savvy.

Editor's Note: The popularity of the book 
Fifty Shades of Grey is growing as more 
women (and men) pull it off the shelves 
this summer. Dannah Gresh is a sought-
after speaker and author who has 
studied sexuality in the Bible for more 
than fifteen years. In this bold article, 
Gresh shares her concern and wisdom to help ministry leaders approach the book with biblical 
savvy.

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I’m not reading Fifty Shades
of Grey. I wasn’t planning to announce this, but I can’t help myself. I told my 
husband, Bob, that I didn’t really want to get involved. But then, I found out my girlfriend’s 70-year-old mom has her name on a long wait list at the library to borrow Fifty Shades of Grey. And then my mom told me that a relative I love and respect for her strong faith had already devoured the book. She regretfully “can’t get the images out of her head.”

So here I am. In an attempt to keep the images out of yours, I’d like to explain to you why I’m not reading Fifty Shades of Grey.

Do women prefer to read erotic fiction rather then enjoy their own sex lives

by Zoe Briggs

A new poll says women are turning to adult novels such as Fifty Shades of Grey and The Secrecy instead of their men for their regular sexual fix. But Cosmo's not so sure…

With adult fiction getting a new lease of life this year thanks to EL James’ Fifty Shades of Grey, it seems women are turning to erotic stories to get their sexual thrills instead of their partners. New poll results show that nearly half of women prefer to read sexy literature rather then indulge in their own sex lives.
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 The poll, carried out by online bingo site, Dotty Bingo, quizzed 400 women between the ages 25-50 and was surprised to find that their female members were more fond of fictional sexual adventures rather then creating their own. Members who did prefer to have their own sex lives only just got the majority with 56%.