Contemporary secular dancing satisfies none of the Bible s criteria for God-glorifying dance. You mentioned that the temptation to sexual desire in dancing is not sin, but only the action itself. In response, I can t help but think of the beautiful section in the Heidelberg Catechism which touches on this. We ought to help our Christian brother in his sanctification, not hinder him. Besides, there are so many more worthwhile things a couple could do rather than dance.
Time is short.
Life abounds with opportunities for doing service to God and others. Third, I can t answer for all those who give advice on our web site, but I will say it is the primary duty of the church to dispense that which we find in the Bible. This page is not about medicine, carpentry, or anything of the sort. If a person, for instance, wanted to know the precise adverse medical affects of cannabis, there are numerous resources both locally and on the Web for such information. People come to us, we trust, not to hear what men say.