I didn't realize it was a sin to simply see another human naked.
This is a false generalization you're using - it's not what we have said or advocated.
As I said, I've seen enough art and photography that I don't look twice at a naked guy (or a girl, for that matter). It's just the human body, so who cares?
Yes, and this type of occurrence is what I call
dulling our conscience and being desentized to worldly things that we aren't supposed to be getting used to or build apathy towards
.
It's nothing I'd brag about if I were a Christian actually.
Here's a verse you might want to read:
Jeremiah 6:15
"Were they ashamed because of the abomination they have done? They were not even ashamed at all;They did not even know how to blush.
Therefore they shall fall among those who fall;At the time that I punish them,They shall be cast down," says the LORD.
This judgment from God is to a people that grew apathetic and calloused to what was evil/wrong in God's sight.
Not being able to blush is clearly stating that they lost their consciences and no longer were embarrassed by their actions & sins - they grew numb to it the more they continued.
Same thing here. We fill ourselves with the things of the world long enough, and they stop bothering us and shocking us - we slowly accept them and our spirit changes... before long, we're mocking Christians who take offense to things we don't anymore.
ie. nudity in types of art, or whatever else.
Usually the bigger problem isn't with that Christian, but the one who no longer finds offense or "shame" in things that they used to or should.
Guess I'm a horrible sinner, then. Personally, I'd rather shrug and move on than get all worked up and furious over it.
You answer to GOD not me or anyone else. One day
you will stand before Him all by your lonesome to give account of your life and conduct and salvation/ or lack thereof. My issue is, this isn't the actual source of what's going on spiritually; THIS IS 1 SYMPTOM/SIDE EFFECT of the overall spiritual condition that is the much larger issue.
Spiritual apathy causes us to lose our sensitivity to the things of God and become more like the world around us.
And usually in that process, Christians that haven't turned apathetic to the world, get mocked regularly for being too prudish or 'legalistic' by these sorts of people when actually, they're the ones in the spiritual trouble.
And no one answered my question about male gynecologists. They see naked women every day, and they put their hands all over them too. Are they sinning? Would I be sinning by seeing a male gynecologist? Do you think they struggle with lust, or do they just not care because they see a million vaginas and sets of boobs a day?
I didn't see this or I would of answered it - I met a lady at a function I was at who's husband was a gynocologist. In chatting with a group of us, she mentioned that for some reason, he just didn't have sexual issues/turn on's w/ those women, but had a healthy sexual appetite w/ his wife.
So 2 things I'd point out here -
1) I think women should predominantly be in this field just as a precaution.
2) God can and does GIFT doctors to be able to perform their fields of service. This is a gift of God.
Just like God gifts certain people to be eunichs - MOST are not gifted to be celibate & unmarried all their lifes, but God has created people specifically to remain this way and be satisfied and happy in it.
The same way people are gifted in art, singing, playing instruments, science, God can gift a male doctor not to have sexual stimulation with patients... we have to remember that they are also a caregiver and are looking at them biologically too - you aren't a Doctor, so you can't and won't be looking at female genitals in the same capacity and mentality he is.
and IF he has sexual problems, then he needs to get in another field of work for many reasons. (that's his
individual issue & problem he faces and needs to deal with it)