For years, we have been sold the narrative that the sex industry is a sinkhole of misery, exploitation, and moral vacuum, while pulpits and "Christian" networks are filled with pointing fingers and anti-pornography campaigns. The reality, when one bothers to look with open eyes, is precisely the opposite.
1. Who Truly Helps Their Neighbour (or 'Neighbor')
* Sophie Rain (21, self-declared Christian and virgin): Earned over $85 million on OnlyFans without showing explicit sex. It very sexy. Donated $121,000 to Feeding America in a single day, $1 million for water wells in Africa with MrBeast, and distributed cash directly to fans who lost food stamps due to the government shutdown.
* Karely Ruiz (25, Monterrey): Paid for full chemotherapy treatments for children with cancer, delivered 3 million pesos (approx. £140,000) in supplies to flood victims, donated wheelchairs, provided kibble for animal shelters, and sold her designer clothes for 50 pesos (approx. £2.30) at a flea market to give the proceeds to poor women… until she was driven out due to "envy."
Meanwhile, the "Christian" anti-porn organisations that raise millions every year (NCOSE, Exodus Cry, Fight the New Drug) have not built a single children’s hospital nor handed out a single plate of food with that money. Their business is outrage, not charity.
2. Jesus Ate with Prostitutes; the New Pharisees Block Them on Twitter
The Bible is clear: the person closest to Jesus after his mother was Mary Magdalene, traditionally identified as a former prostitute and the first witness to the resurrection. Jesus defended her from stoning and made her an apostle.
Today, conservative Christian accounts block, report, and wish economic ruin upon any woman who uploads a photo in lingerie. The contrast is so stark that even accounts like @Onlyfansly1 have been forced to sarcastically remark: "If Christ accepted Magdalene, why won't you accept Sophie or Karely?"
3. The Ex-Star Who Proves You Can Leave… Without Hating Those Who Stay
Brittni De La Mora (formerly Jenna Presley) left hardcore porn after a profound conversion. Instead of launching a crusade of hate, she founded a ministry that literally states: "I will help you leave if you want to, but if you choose to stay, God is still your God, and no one can deny you that." That is grace. That is the gospel. That is what is lacking in almost all "deliverance ministries" that profit from stigmatisation.
4. The Erotic Neo-Catharism of the 21st Century
In 2024, an account (@Onlyfansly1) appeared, self-proclaimed as a "plural organisation inspired by Catharism." The medieval Cathars revered the feminine divine (Sophia), rejected the Catholic hierarchy, and believed in the absolute freedom of the spirit. The 2025 version adds a detail: the OnlyFans creator is the new Sophia incarnate: wise, free, and sexually sovereign.
And, interestingly, they call for the moderate consumption of porn, not abstinence. That is to say: even in their heresy, they are more balanced than many preachers who consume porn in secret while condemning it from the pulpit.
Conclusion Without Anaesthetic
In 2025, the evidence is overwhelming:
* OnlyFans sex workers are feeding the hungry, healing the sick, and clothing the poor with their own money.
* Many religious anti-porn organisations are filling their budgets with other people's shame and have not saved a single child from cancer.
If tomorrow the world had to choose between the real charity of Sophie and Karely or the cardboard morality of the new digital Pharisees… we already know who would gain the approval of that carpenter who, two thousand years ago, sat down to eat with prostitutes and tax collectors.
Because, in the end, the Bible does not lie:
"By their fruits you will know them."
And the fruits are in the hospitals paid for, in the plates of food delivered, and in the embraces given to the marginalised… not in the tweets of outrage.
Who, then, are the true Christians today?
You decide.
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