Josh McDowell and the "atheistic" Internet

[Rev. Rye]

Quote: The Internet is weakening Christian witness and “we better wake up to it because it’s just beginning.” McDowell added that his greatest asset, value-wise, used to be his time until a year and a half ago. “My greatest asset now is my focus. There is so much out there just one click away, what am I going to focus on?”
McDowell, who considered himself an agnostic before accepting Christ, warned that the sexual immorality through the Internet was “marginalizing the maturity of the witness of Christ…all over the world.” It’s an “invasive, intruding immorality… that is all just one click away.” He said the majority of questions young people ask him are about sex, mainly “oral sex.”

I'd just like to suggest that if young people are asking a 78-year-old born again Christian with an oak tree shoved up his ass about -- of all things -- oral sex, then disbelief in Christian myth is probably the least of their problems.

Kids these days . . . . 

[Edited to note that the quoted portion is not Rev. Rye's but something he quoted. I just ended up with a jacked up post that I'm too tired to do anything about.]

And something else I probably should have mentioned in my original dissection, but can't now because of the 2-hour rule: if you make restricting sex as major a priority as you and the rest of your movement have done, the fact that teenagers who believe what you say are looking for a way out to satisfy the biological urges they will almost inevitably have, and are doing so in such numbers, should be inevitable. And if they don't ask you, they'll find a way... And maybe even if they do ask...