Sex Toys: Good or Evil?

Dealers of sex toys rake in billions of dollars every year. Their products are so diversified and today are available in every part of the world. Now, it looks like this business of artificially or technologically satisfying sexual desires is in vogue. The single, married, old, and young today patronize sex toy shops and the manufacturers, wisely too, are steadily churning out more alluring and sophisticated ones. It seems like there will be no end to their innovative ingenuity to inventing these new instruments of sexual pleasure. Today some of these toys act and behave exactly like opposite sex partners in the act. True. But here, we want to look at the origin, intentions, and effects of these toys on the users, especially the spiritual and psychological implications.

Sex toys are not new. They have a long history that started with the use of carved objects that represented the penis. The ancient Romans, Greeks, Chinese, Asians, and Indians had these objects carved out of stones, iron, gold, wood and other materials that were used to drive masturbation. Some of them (like the Greeks) also had worship of sex gods and goddesses where these objects are displayed, used, and other sexually immoral acts were extensively promoted, including sex with demons and spirits. So, we can rightly say that the foundation of sex toys was that of the desire for "unlimited" pleasure and the worship of demonic gods. Some of them now winking and talking! Wow!

Is sex toys in the original plan of God? And since the sexual relationship is a physical, emotional, and spiritual connection, does it have any spiritual and emotional side effect? First, sex toys were not in the original plan of God. What is the connection between using these toys and encounters with sex demons - Incumbus and Succumbus, "spirit wives and husbands", demonic and dream sex attacks, problems in relationships and life, etc. This audiobook will open your eyes to all these.

© 2020 Gabriel Agbo (Ljudbok): 9781987190991

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Ljudbok: 11 mars 2020