What types of input we take in

But the wisdom that comes from heaven is first of all pure; then peace-loving, considerate, submissive, full of mercy and good fruit, impartial and sincere. (James 3:17 NIV)

 The Lord has placed the responsibility on each of us to evaluate what types of input we take in, whether information, entertainment, or media, through the various forms of media and communications available today.
 To decide what is godly and ungodly input, you need to determine the effect that it has on your spirit rather than solely what its source is.
 Godly input is any input that brings you closer to God, supports your faith, or has an uplifting and positive effect on your spirit. It is input that amplifies the truth or illustrates lessons or examples that result in spiritual growth. It is input that promotes godly attributes and values, and that motivates thoughts, words, or actions that draw you or others to God.
 The definition of ungodly is lacking reverence for God; denying or disobeying God; sinful; characterized by iniquity; evil. Ungodly input may be defined as input which moves us away from God, hinders faith, or teaches incorrect or negative principles. It is input that hinders positive spiritual growth or that promotes disobeying or even denying God. It is input that seeks to refute God’s Word or to destroy faith in it. It is also input that promotes evil as good or exalts values that are contrary to godly values. —Maria Fontaine [1]

 You need to find a way to live your life, that it doesn't make a mockery of your values. ―Bill Ayers

[1] Anchor Evaluating Your Input