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Amusement must never become an end in life. It must always be a means, a help on the way — just as sleep is, just as rest is. An hour's amusement, should be to you, just what a night's sleeping is. It should make you stronger, clearer-headed, braver, calmer-souled, more hopeful, more earnest, more enthusiastic — inspiring you for godly living.
Anything which leaves a taint of impurity upon the life, or starts a thought of impurity in the mind, anything which degrades or debases the soul — is an unfit and unworthy amusement for a Christian. Christian amusements must be such, as do not harm spiritual life; they must be means of grace.
"Therefore, whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do — do everything for God's glory!" 1 Cor. 10:31