Why Marriage Cannot Fix a Pornography Addiction
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GoodwinsAugust 20, 2024
Thinking that marriage will solve a pornography problem is not only incorrect but a rationalization to postpone working on the problem now. One book that helps people overcome rationalizing and is consistent with church values is Power Over Pornography. Its methodology is different than others, but works. I recommend it.
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