Literature, programs, and music that are ____ content and ____ in nature, must be avoided.

• A. Worldly; Pornographic
• B. Religious; Pure
• C. Moral; Clean
• D. Educational; Uplifting

Answer: (A)

This item tests the standard that believers should avoid materials that pull them away from a holy lifestyle. In this context, literature, programs, and music should not carry worldly themes or explicit material. Worldly content refers to secular influences and values that clash with holiness, while pornographic content presents explicit sexual material that violates purity standards. Together, this combination—worldly and pornographic—must be avoided.

The other options describe materials that would generally align with edification or positive character: religious and pure, or moral and clean, or educational and uplifting. They do not fit the instruction to avoid, so they are not the correct pairing here.