
Lily Phillips and the Sacredness of Sex
Contrary to popular opinion, Lily Phillips is not a victim but a willing participant — and her debauchery is a reminder that we must recover the sacredness of sex.
Occasionally a situation in society reaches such a point of stupidity that hardly anyone is willing to state the obvious. Much like the folktale The Emperor’s New Clothes, it takes the observation of a child to state that the ruler is naked. In the same way, after having voluntarily slept with a hundred men, it must be said that Lily Phillips is quite simply a prostitute.
Ms Phillips herself remarked after the event that a prostitute is what she ‘felt’ like — and for good reason, since that’s precisely how she acted. Phillips willingly commodified her body for the sexual pleasure of other men, and by having it filmed for others to watch, did so with the express intent of making a lot of money.
The fact that Phillips’ own mother oversees her finances takes this sordid tale to a whole new level of tragic depravity. And where her father is in all of this is another question very few people are prepared to ask.
Is Lily Phillips a Victim?
The feminist campaigner and founder of Project Lesbian Julie Bindel claimed in The Spectator that Lily Phillips is a victim of the men who exploited her. On the contrary, both Phillips and the men are all consenting adults who consciously abused one another for either sensual gain or economic advantage. As even Bindel herself writes:
The story of Lily is similar to that of other women I have spoken to on OnlyFans. The middle-class young women who appear on there tend to be those that have not previously been involved in prostitution. Many of the others, from disadvantaged and impoverished backgrounds gravitated to the site during covid, when the brothels were closed. Make no mistake: whatever OnlyFans’ intention, the site is prostitution behind a screen, but pimps and predators are never far away.
This is also why, despite the heart-wrenching tears Phillips shed afterwards, she immediately announced her plans to sleep with 1,000 men in a 24-hour period. If you do the maths, that’s one sexual encounter every one minute and 44 seconds non-stop for an entire day and night.
As Paul Joseph Watson has noted, not only is this the most disgusting thing ever, but it’s also ‘Why the terrorists hate us!’
Even so, Philips is now busily advertising on social media, petitioning women to give up their boyfriends and husbands (!) so they can ‘make history’ together by participating in the most debauched world record ever attempted.
Yet again, neither Phillips nor the men having sex with her will be victims. All of them will be culprits, and they will be joined by thousands more men — and probably some women — who will pay to watch Phillips be used. Through their voyeurism, they too will debase themselves by their passive participation.
A Prayer for Lily Phillips
No doubt some will be reading this who reject everything I have said simply due to the sexist trope that I am a man. Nevertheless, we need to recover the sacredness of sex. Sex is a profound and precious union that unites a man and woman in such a way that children can be produced.
It’s the belief in the sacredness of sex which has been one of the bedrocks of every civilisation that has ever existed. And it’s this belief that we all need to defend for the protection of women and the greater good of society. Making sexual intercourse a materialistic exercise in voyeurism damages everyone involved, including those who watch behind the anonymity of a screen.
Lily Phillips is not only selling her body but also her soul. As such, no amount of money or fame will compensate her for what she has done. Along with countless others, I hope and pray she chooses a different path. As Jesus himself famously said to the woman caught in adultery, “Woman, where are they? Has no one condemned you?”
“No one, sir,” she said.
“Then neither do I condemn you,” Jesus declared. “Go now and leave your life of sin.”
Indeed, these words of Christ go to the very heart of the issue. Modern secular society doesn’t regard sex as highly as it deserves. Until very recently, sex was a sacred physical act between a man and woman — something so precious that no other person should intrude.
One of the greatest mysteries of all is that when a man and a woman have sex they become one flesh. They are joined together physically and psychologically in a profound way. In light of this truth, Lily Phillips is not a victim. She is using her body in a way that dissolves this goal.
Like so many others, I sincerely hope and pray Lily sees the error of her ways, realises how precious her body is, and that in the future she might meet someone and marry.
Sex is one of the most precious things a man and woman can give to each other, and it can’t be exchanged for all the money in the world.
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Thanks for revealing this mark. Lily like many is totally lost and her acts of depravity will take her further down that road.
We all have a sinful nature but we still must be accountable for our actions before God.
It is tragic to hear such thinking and actions in our nation.
I have often thought ,to our shame, we have many aspects like Sodom and Gomorrah with free use of many drugs and alcohol, violence, attacks, thefts, murders and cyber bullying but this pathway to degradation Lily has chosen is totally alarming.
May she and others be reached for God and know good from evil, right from wrong, and change the direction of their lives by encountering Jesus Christ, the Holy One of God who died for every sin….This other way of life will only lead to spiritual death: it shows how greatly the Bible truth needs to taught and shared in our nation, so young people choose the Saviour and lead meaningful lives but also so they value themselves and others.
obscene!!!
disgusting!!!