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Add reference to alleged ability to have sexual attraction without lust according to a couple of Christian counselors
The word 'lust' can also be used more generally to describe any intemperate or excessive desire, for example, lust for power, lust for fame, or personal glory, is highly synonymous with the personality trait of narcissism.
The word 'lust' can also be used more generally to describe any intemperate or excessive desire, for example, lust for power, lust for fame, or personal glory, is highly synonymous with the personality trait of narcissism.
According to two Christian counselors, followers of Christ can have sexual attraction without the interest being lust. One of the duo interpreted lust as “objectifying for self-gratification” and attraction as “beholding the [[beauty]]” and “powerful".<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.christianpost.com/living/christians-can-have-sexual-attraction-without-it-becoming-lust-christian-counselors.html|title=Christians can have sexual attraction without it becoming lust: Christian counselors|date=February 18, 2020|accessdate=March 9, 2020|author=Michael Gryboski|website=[[The Christian Post]]}}</ref>
== Atheism and lust ==
== Atheism and lust ==