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Sexual World View Bible Study
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February 6, 2010
by John P. Splinter, Ph.D.
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Raising Kids In A XXX Culture
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January 21, 2010
by John P. Splinter, Ph.D.
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Breaking Chains and Getting Pure Again
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January 21, 2010
by John P. Splinter, Ph.D.
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Discipleship On Stilts
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January 21, 2010
by John P. Splinter, Ph.D.
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How Can I Be "Strong In The Lord" When I'm So Weak!?
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January 21, 2010
by John P. Splinter, Ph.D.
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What It Means To be Man
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January 21, 2010
by John P. Splinter, Ph.D.
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Mountain Climbing, Hydration, and Habits
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January 21, 2010
by John P. Splinter, Ph.D.
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Why Purity Works
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January 21, 2010
by John P. Splinter, Ph.D.
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So How Far Can I Go?
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January 21, 2010
by John P. Splinter, Ph.D.
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The Challenges and Rewards of Chastity
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January 21, 2010
by John P. Splinter, Ph.D.
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Biblical Sexuality, Part I; Pornography: A Cancer Killing Our Nation
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January 5, 2010
by John P. Splinter, Ph.D
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Biblical Sexuality, Part II; The Christian Mind
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January 5, 2010
by John P. Splinter, Ph.D
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Biblical Sexuality, Part III; Captive Thoughts and Mind Management
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January 5, 2010
by John P. Splinter, Ph.D
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Biblical Sexuality, Part IV; The Body of Christ and Homosexuality
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January 5, 2010
by John P. Splinter, Ph.D
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Biblical Sexuality, Part V; Cohabitation vs. Marriage
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January 5, 2010
by John P. Splinter, Ph.D
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Biblical Sexuality, Part VI; The Legacies of Adultery and Grace
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January 5, 2010
by John P. Splinter, Ph.D
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Biblical Sexuality, Part VII; They Traffic Children
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January 5, 2010
by John P. Splinter, Ph.D
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Biblical Sexuality, Part VIII; The Pursuit of Holiness
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January 5, 2010
by John P. Splinter, Ph.D
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Petition for MO to Enact Legislation to Regulate Sexually Oriented Businesses
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June 2, 2009
by John P. Splinter, Ph.D
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Click here to download a copy of the petition in support of legislation to regulate sexually oriented businesses.
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Having That Pesky “Sex Talk” With Your Kid
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May 30, 2009
by John P. Splinter, Ph.D
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It Takes A Man To Raise A Boy
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May 30, 2009
by John P. Splinter, Ph.D
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Manly Purity; A Father-Son Conversation
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May 30, 2009
by John P. Splinter, Ph.D
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So Dad, Why Did God Create Sex?
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May 30, 2009
by John P. Splinter, Ph.D
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The 2009 NCPCF Smart Teens Essay Contest -- Winning Essay
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May 28, 2009
by National Coalition - St. Louis office
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The 2009 National Coalition for the Protection of Children and Families (NCPCF), Smart Teens Essay Contest was designed to encourage Christian-based, wise moral judgment regarding sexuality among teens. This year’s theme was “Why ‘Sexting’ Is The Wrong Choice.” We wanted students to consider faith, moral, and practical issues, both in the present and in the future, regarding the use of cell phones and web cams for sending sexual pictures of themselves. All entries specifically addressed this theme from a Christian perspective. This contest was open to 11th and 12th grade high school students in good standing, currently attending Christian schools located in St. Louis City or County, Missouri and St. Charles City or County. Our winner is Christiana Zipay, a junior at Lutheran High School South, with an essay entitled, "What's Wrong With Sexting?"
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What We Bring To Churches
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April 17, 2009
by John P. Splinter, Ph.D
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We exist to move the people of God to embrace, live out, preserve and advance the truth of biblical sexuality. We’re like having additional “virtual staff,” and we’re here serve you.
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St. Louis Objectives and Tools
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April 15, 2009
by John P. Splinter, Ph.D
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Speakers Bureau Information
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April 15, 2009
by John P. Splinter, Ph.D
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Dr. John P. Splinter is available to speak on a variety of topics on behalf of the Coalition for the Protection of Children and Families.
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Tips For Parents and Grandparents
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April 15, 2009
by John P. Splinter, Ph.D
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We want to help you protect your kids. Please understand, your kids are growing up in a world that is massively different than the one in which you grew up. Here are some tips from the National Coalition.
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Children are real victims
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July 30, 2008
by John P. Splinter, Ph.D
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Children – not users – are the real victims of child porn
Regarding Bill McClellan’s column “Better to cut off child porn at the source” (April 27): The issue of child pornography is not something for which one should feel pity for offenders. The victims are not the guys who get caught; the real victims are the children who are photographed and sexually used. Their lives never will be the same. This abuse will affect the child’s self-esteem and relational abilities. If it were your 5-year-old daughter being stripped and photographed, would you think a five-year prison sentence was enough? This isn’t a petty social crime; it’s the ravaging of a life. What’s that worth in terms of prison time?
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An Essay on Love
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June 2, 2008
by John P. Splinter, Ph.D.
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An Essay On Love
By John P. Splinter, Ph.D.
One of the great scenes in the play, “Fiddler On The Roof,” finds the main character, Tevye, asking his wife Golda, “Do you love me?” She responds, “Do I love you? For twenty-five years I've washed your clothes, cooked your meals, cleaned your house, given you children, milked the cow.” Tevye responds, “Yes, but do you love me?” That question speaks to what may be the deepest hunger of the human soul ~ to love and be loved. In psychology we call it “being attached,” or “attachment.”
Social scientists tell us that our culture is undergoing significant changes at its core. They say we are now living in the “Post-Christian era.” They tell us the “traditional family” in which mother stays home with the kids, and dad provides the earned income, is rapidly fading in the rear view mirror. Some estimate that only 4% of today’s marriages fit with the “traditional” model of our parents’ and grandparents’ day.
One of the greatest changes of all is that the philosophy of Post Modernism has begun to redefine much of our culture’s value system. Things that used to be considered “truth” and “sacrosanct,” today are considered personal opinion. A philosophy of “do whatever works for you” has become dominant, replacing the previous generation’s philosophy of “do what is right.” And this is where the “rub” begins, because doing what seems right for each person can only lead to the conclusion of chaos and abuse of power.
These modern trends have created a lot of questions in regard to the definition and meaning of love. In the next few paragraphs we’ll look at a few questions regarding love, because they will set the stage for the answers provided later in this paper.
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Premarital Inventory
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June 2, 2008
by John P. Splinter, Ph.D.
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