Chapter 19: Myth—Sexuality Doesn’t Matter

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“The disease, health officials say, is being spread in the desert almost

exclusively by Gay men, many of whom are also HIV-positive.” The article also states, “Today, health officials say there is a syphilis problem in several American cities with substantial Gay populations – San Francisco, New York and Atlanta.” Verily I say unto you that sexual immorality has many

earthly consequences in addition to eternal ones. You can put your mind at ease over all of the sexually transmitted infections and disease by just stopping your sexually immoral behaviors. Woe to those who do not stop!

The last illustrative headline read, “Google vs. Evil.” 62 “The world’s biggest, best-loved search engine owes its success to supreme technology and a simple rule: Don’t be evil. Now the geek icon is finding that moral compromise is just the cost of doing business.” The article estimates that 80% of current Internet searches are done at Google. I’ve talked about them

during the discussion on pornography. Google’s founders established the corporate core value of “Don’t be evil.” It is a good slogan. However, if your technology provides access to unlimited online pornography, evil is exactly what you are being. Remember that Jesus taught us not to cause

anyone else to sin? Well, despite lofty ideals on not being evil, Google has crossed the line with God into sexual immorality.

The way it works is simple. I’ve talked about precursors to some

length already and you’ll have to admit, Google can be a precursor to sin. Going to Google can be a precursor to sin. It fits those roles just knowing that it is a portal that allows access to unlimited pornography, lewdness, lasciviousness and licentiousness. Yet in God’s eyes, it is also an enabler of

sin and plays a causation role in regards to sin. Think about it this way. If Google’s technology allowed a search on only morally based content, could it then be used to locate porn? For our purpose, let’s say that eliminating all adult content sites leaves only “morally based content.” This thought shows

the importance of proper identification of adult sites in regards to either I.P. addresses or domain name suffices. The end result would be a business that was more in tune to its “Don’t be evil” core value. Remember, the discussion on China and how they are working to eliminate porn? China

shut down access to Google’s search engine, but later agreed to turn it back on when Google modified its search engine for China. Why not for all?