Curiosity is not a sin.
YES. It's now. period/or not?
NOT -
Yes, curiosity is not a sin, but(yes, there's always a but) we should exercise some control over.
Control our curiosity.
We are blessed with consience. We know what is right and what's not.
take for example, sex. yes. sex... the very common topic amongst all.
Kid, I mean children, can be quite curious about it. They may ask about it openly, unconcerned, about what they are about to know - the curiousity for knowledge.
It's not wrong you may say.
yeah, true, it's not. but what do parents think? (it's in this case only - because it concerns their child(ren).)
Well, most will agree that the knowledge be fed slowly to kids according to their age, but more acurately their maturity. Did you know? Porn causes children to mature faster hitting puberty at a younger age. Do you really want your child to mature that fast? Skipping all childhood they could enjoy, in their own carefree world...
Back to the topic.
I know my thinkings are a bit conservative. But it's for what I think is the greater good. Letting children enjoy the time that would never return instead of growing up so fast and get caught in the world's rat race.
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Next as grown ups.
Should'nt we exercise more control on our own curiousity?
That is - not knowing what when known will hurt us.
What's important is that, when you found out something because you were curious, there is no turning back. The knowledge would practically be BURN into your memory...
Take sex or porn for example(sorry it's the easiest example) you 'can' addicted to it if you watch it or be exposed to it.
So, as a general rule or make it one - We should exercise some control over our curiousity instead of being controled by it. We should be the master of ourselves, our thoughts, conscience and last, lust. Instead of being animals who act basically on their instinct.
Give it thought would you?
Ps: I know I'm a bit, no very, long winded, who find it hard to get to a point. that's me. sorry.?
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