A popular Christian author has touched on the sensitive topic of mast*rbation and its implications especially for the female folks. Mack Major, a Christian author is warning women that “mast*rbation is a direct path to Satan.”
Major of Eden Decoded wrote on Facebook that “too many Christian women are losing their salvation because they mast*rbate.”
“D*ldos and all of those other s*x toys have been used for thousands of years in demonic s**x rituals,” he wrote.“It’s one of the main ways ancient pagan societies worshiped their demonic gods.”
Major added: “There is nothing normal about it. And shame on any Christian that says so.”
The Facebook post linked to a blog entry on the topic on the Eden Decoded website which warned that Satan used s*x to “empower demonic entities.”
He wrote: “Many of you who are reading this have s*x toys in your possession right now.
"And whether you want to accept it as fact or not: those s*x toys are an open portal between the demonic realm and your own life. As long as you have those s*x toys in your home, you have a doorway that can allow demons to not only access your life at will, but also to torment you, hinder and destroy certain parts of your life as it relates to s*x and your relationships.”
The post was an excerpt from Major’s book, “Diva, Goddess, Queen: Breaking The Power Of Soul Ties, Lust And S*xual Demons.”
S*x in general, and masturbation in particular, were popular topics on the Eden Decoded website.
Another post, an excerpt from a book called “Hedonism: Destroying Demonic S*xual Strongholds,” warned:
“There are such things as s*x demons. And the danger in mast*rbating is that one could inadvertently summon a s*x demon to attach itself to you through the act of mast*rbating. And once that demon attaches, it is difficult to get it to leave. It will drive you to mast*rbate, even when you don’t want to. You’ll be hit with urges to play with yourself so powerful that only an orgasm will allow you some temporary relief.”
Major also wrote that a s*x demon may attract “other unclean spirits,” which would “also attach to your life.”
There is no scientific evidence of “demons” attaching themselves to people who mast*rbate. On the contrary, medical experts believe mas(urbation is healthy, if not important, for both men and woman.
Dr. Lauren Streicher, an associate professor of obstetrics and gynecology at Northwestern University and author of “S*x Rx: Hormones Health And Your Best S*x Ever,” spoke year on the benefits of mast*rbation for women, which included pain relief, better sleep and stress relief.
However, many religions have a complicated history about s*x, and mast*rbation is no exception. Beliefnet even features a summary of teachings on touchings for major religions.
- Huffington Post
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