OMG! Porn Boot Camp!

Oh...wait.

Anyone with a computer, iPod or cell phone can download porn in private, with just a click of a button. Pastor Dr. Irv Woolf knows first hand just how easy it is. "I've been through sexual sin in my own life. I've been through sexual addiction," said Woolf, who is the director of the National Coalition for Purity. So Woolf made it his mission to help other men fight their reliance on pornography. "In 2002, I put it out for the whole church and said any guy that wants to come we're going to do a big event. We're going to do the battle," said Woolf. The event is called Every Man's Battle for Sexual Purity. "Every guy struggles with lust," said Ketterling. The battle begins with guys wearing camouflage and dog tags. "It may look corny but it's very effective, it's really cool," said Ketterling. The military theme is deliberate. "It's high on discipline. We live in a very undisciplined age," said Woolf. The war recently waged at River Valley Church in Apple Valley uses scripture and real life testimonials to steer average viewers away from porn.

This bit kills me: "Organizers say tests they give after the 16-week purity platoons and boot camp show 92 percent of men participating kick their porn viewing habit. Church leaders also say couples they tested showed a significant increase in marital satisfaction."

How do these "tests" work, exactly?