SEDUCTION IS DEALY:

The word “seduction” comes from the root word “seduce,” and the word “seduce” comes from the Latin word “sēdūcēre.” To seduce means to “lead astray.”

But, how is it that a word that was originally used to describe the evil acts of a person is now welcomed, even in the church? Searching throughout the scriptures, the word “seduce” was never used to describe a holy or acceptable act, but instead, represented a charming or enticing of the flesh to aid the seducer in accomplishing an evil purpose. 

Nevertheless, with the 21st century's obsession with fornication and everything sexual, it is no wonder how seduction made its way into the marriage scene and eventually into many Christian homes.

The popular belief nowadays is that the more you seduce a man and the more you know your way around a bedroom; the more likely he is to marry you and to stay with you. After all, this is what society projects on the television screen, leaving many women to use seduction and other forms of witchcraft in an attempt to become his wife and to remain his wife.

However, this is not true in many cases as most men are able to separate love from lust in their hearts, whereas, the average woman cannot. And in those rare cases where a man does marry a woman because she is sexually charged, the marriage usually ends either because he got bored and begin to search outside of the home or because, well, she was so sexually charged that she was burning out some of her battery life on another person.