Spiritual law strictly forbids any form of desecration of the Lord's temple.
Grooming individuals, especially children, to believe that any form of sexual abuse is acceptable is profoundly unholy and damaging.
Those with unclean minds and impure hearts will never see the Lord or be compatible with heaven.
Trophying anyone reflects one's sin. The abusive power to harm others and take what rightfully belongs to the Lord, under the illusion that such theft and abuse will lead to control, is a delusion.
Those who engage in abusive power ultimately lose control of sin and Satan.
The harm caused by sexual abuse and rape constitutes heinous crimes against humanity. Desecrating the victim's temple is a cruel violation that causes anguish, extreme pain, and suffering.
Conversely, abusers trap themselves in the darkness of hell, corrupting and damning their souls and minds. They become disconnected from reality, succumbing only to their sins of lust and the trophies of their power trips.
Trophies are mere objects that do not represent honor, respect, or love, which signify not conquest but desecrations rooted in sacrilege and damnation due to abuse and crimes against humanity.
There is nothing noble in abusing power or anyone, especially women and children.
The reason foreign adversaries do not respect your women, wives, sisters, and daughters is that you do not respect, honor, or defend them.
Compromised behaviors make sexual abusers—both men and women—easy targets for blackmail and treason.
Spiritual law is clear.
Sexual abusers and rapists will never enter Heaven because impure hearts block the ability to see the Lord, and thus see and enter Heaven’s Gate.
This is extremely damning—akin to the fate of Sodom and Gomorrah.
It is never acceptable to touch anyone without explicit consent, especially when such touches are inappropriate, harassing, or unwanted.
It is also never acceptable to touch someone’s belongings without permission.
Most importantly, it is not okay to desecrate someone's temple, for that temple belongs to the Lord.
