Catholic views on erotic literature
5 Dec Author EL James poses with her erotic novel, 50 Shades of Grey (PA) EL James' novel isn't going to help us to have holy thoughts; rather the.
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My opinion is that things which actually have a place in the plot are different from Mild pornography is still wrong and “erotica” that escapes the definition of A story that may make one person think about fornicating or.
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Description:Take a second to support us on Patreon! The religious valence of the scenes of torment—several of the tormentors turn out to be duplicitous monks seeking vengeance—renders them more thrillingly transgressive than anything that happens at the Bertocci palace. The novel turns uneasily to domestic arrangements and a hastily achieved union, which pale beside the scenes I have just discussed: Lewis uses the details of conventual life to suggest lurid forms of sexual excess such as necromancy, incest, matricide, and same-sex love, he does not need to explain his choice of a Catholic setting, a Mediterranean country Spain, not Italy in this case , or religious life itself.
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