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Originally Posted by Joanna Lytton-Vasey
Mr Whitlock, if I may speak here as a True Christian™ wife and mother, your story horrifies me. It seems to me that your domestic problems run deeper than the obtaining and reading of vile, pornographic matter.
I do not wish to be unduly critical here, but where did she get these books? If they were library books then why was she allowed to go to the library? (Incidentally, if you have destroyed library books then you may be liable to a fine, which you will be obliged to pay under secular law. Titus 3:1 applies, I believe, to library fines.)
If she bought the books then you need to look more closely at her housekeeping allowance, and if she borrowed them from "a friend" then you need to take firmer control of her social life.
I can't think of any other way she could have got hold of them, short of finding them in a dumpster.
YiC
JL-V
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It's so hard these day to keep children and wives from the devil's many schemes in which he plays.
After further questioning and beatings my wife finally admitted that she received the two books which were called "Romeo and Juliet" and "Pride and prejudice" from a neighbor two miles down the road. You might be asking how my wife received the books out of my watchful eye. The answer is that I'm a farmer and me and my three worthless son will work all day unless we are reading our Bibles. Trust me, my wife will be under close surveillance. She is now not allowed outside for any reason unless I'm present with her.