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==Pornography==

==Pornography==

Douglas justified a famous work of pornography <ref>''Fanny Hill'' ... the thoughts and experiences of a common prostitute [http://www.vindicatingthefounders.com/library/index.asp?document=51] </ref> as "more significant and moral"

Douglas justified a famous work of pornography <ref>[http://www.vindicatingthefounders.com/library/index.asp?document=51 ''Fanny Hill'' ... the thoughts and experiences of a common prostitute]</ref> as "more significant and moral"

<ref>…I firmly believe that ''Fanny Hill'' is a moral, rather than an immoral, piece of literature. In fact, I will go as far as to suggest that it represents a more significant view of morality than is represented by Dr. Peale’s book Sin, Sex and Self-Control.</ref>

<ref>…I firmly believe that ''Fanny Hill'' is a moral, rather than an immoral, piece of literature. In fact, I will go as far as to suggest that it represents a more significant view of morality than is represented by Dr. Peale’s book Sin, Sex and Self-Control.</ref>

than  Rev. [[Norman Vincent Peale]]'s ''Sin, Sex and Self-Control''. Douglas describes the two books in terms of [[moral equivalence]]:

than  Rev. [[Norman Vincent Peale]]'s ''Sin, Sex and Self-Control''. Douglas describes the two books in terms of [[moral equivalence]]:

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