Praising Perverted Purity

<p>As a Christian school student, I spent every day from 8:45 to 3:15 immersed in religion. Desert Christian School&rsquo;s obsession with &ldquo;holy living&rdquo; infiltrated every academic subject. Teachers dissected every verse of the Bible to figure out God&rsquo;s plan, and then we tried to follow those rules exactly.</p> <p>But&nbsp;<em>how</em>&nbsp;do we fight fleshly impulses and base human desires when temptation to sin lurked high and low?</p> <p>Our conversations about temptation stayed mostly theoretical. It would not be wise to admit to a sin out loud.</p> <p>When it came to things like sexual activity, use of illicit substances, or swearing, it was better to talk about&nbsp;<em>temptation&nbsp;</em>and how you were trying to avoid sins than to admit to the actual committing of said sins. Sin was not only a slight against God, but it was punishable by school policy.</p> <p><a href="https://medium.com/counterarts/praising-perverted-purity-6913f47d4ba8"><strong>Visit Now</strong></a></p>