Again, if you are not a member of the church, why is it a problem?
What an individual chooses to do with his or her own body is no one else's business.
What a church decides to teach it's members is also of no concern to anyone else.
I understand not liking the decision, however, if you are not practicing that religion then noir deal.
Carla seems to think it is okay to teach her kids what she believes however other do not have the same right? Sounds high handed.
I'm find the topic interesting, and this is a discussion forum.
You just hit the nail on the head, didn't you? "What an individual chooses to do with his or her own body is no one else's business." Why is it the Church's business? And, why does the Church care that these college students are masturbating and watching porn? It's the safest sex there is, 100%.
The Church released this video, and it's certainly open for debate, even criticism.
The problem I have with the video, and the teachings of the Mormon Church, is that it is very manipulative, and used to shame young men and women. Do you think it's a good idea to teach children to feel icky about their bodies? The Church starts this process at an early age, and they are obsessed with it. The guy in the last video I posted made some good points. He said that if you can make them feel guilty enough, and harness their sexuality, it's much easier to control other aspects of their lives. The younger you start this process, the better.
To shame children in this way is abuse. When a Church is abusing children, it's everybody's business.
The average college student is not going to be addicted to porn, and you certainly can't get addicted the first time you watch it. Porn is not like smoking crack cocaine, although you wouldn't know that after viewing the video in the OP. And sure, in extreme cases, there are people who become addicted to sex and porn. But that's not who we're talking about, we are discussing the average college student.