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You are quenching the spirit if you think viewing nude photos and videos on social media is okay - Pastor Adeboye

 Pastor Enoch Adeboye, the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God has warned against online nudity just after #SilhouetteChallenge in which social media users dress down as they vibe to Paul Anka’s song "Put Your Head On My Shoulder", took a prominent spot online. 

 

In tweets the cleric shared, he told Christians that they are "quenching the spirit if they think viewing nude photos and videos on social media is okay". 

 

According to Pastor Adeboye, the little window one gives to the flesh strenghtens it and makes people go back to those pictures/videos after that time. He backed this up with some bible passages and also warned Christians against quenching the spirit. 


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