Can there be any positive connection between a pastor's pray and spanking? (Not in an erotica context)

No, spanking has no place in a pastor's pray. A pastor's pray is a spiritual communication, focusing on religious teachings, guidance, and expressions of faith. Spanking is a form of physical action that is not related to the nature of prayer.

No. Erotica in general involves sexual or sensual content, and when combined with the idea of a pastor, it goes against the moral and ethical teachings of most religions. Pastors are supposed to uphold values of purity and propriety.

In certain traditional male - only communities, like some tribal or military - like groups in history, spanking could be a way to enforce group norms. If a member deviated from what was expected in terms of loyalty or following rules, it was a quick and physical way to bring them back in line. This was seen as positive in the sense that it helped maintain the integrity and functionality of the group. It was not about harm but about correction and reinforcement of values.

The 'Eat, Pray, Love' novel is centered around these three concepts. 'Eat' might represent the pleasure and cultural exploration through food. 'Love' could be about the various forms of love, like romantic love and self - love. 'Pray' is related to the spiritual journey. All these elements are intertwined in the story of the novel.

It would damage the reputation of the religious community. People look up to pastors for moral and spiritual guidance, and such a story would undermine that trust.

No. Rape is an extremely immoral and violent act, and there can be no positive message associated with it.

One spanking story could be about a child who was constantly running into the street. After a spanking and a serious talk about the danger, the child learned to be more careful. It was a form of discipline that made the child understand the importance of safety.

The 'play and pray books' might not have a direct and obvious connection to the 'Tower of Babel story' at first glance. However, if we think about it in a religious or cultural context, both could be related to religious teachings. The 'Tower of Babel story' is from the Bible, which is often part of religious study and prayer. And 'play and pray books' could potentially also contain religious stories or teachings that in some way can be related back to the themes of the Tower of Babel, like the idea of human pride and God's response to it.

Sure. There could be a Valentine's Day spanking story in a community where it's a tradition during the Valentine's Day parade. One person is 'elected' in a friendly way to get a spank as a sign of good luck and celebration. This shows that spanking in such a story can be a positive part of the Valentine's Day festivities.

The first two parts of 'Big Rivers' were related. The first movie, The River Goes East, and the second movie, The Great River 2, continued the same story line and characters, telling the economic and social changes during China's reform and opening up. Therefore, if the audience watched the first one before the second one, they should be able to understand the development of the plot.