Not only the open profane, the swearer, the drunkard, and the enemies of godliness, will prove hurtful companions to us, though these indeed are chiefly to be avoided: but too frequent society with persons merely civil and moral, whose conversation is empty and unedifying, may much divert our thoughts from heaven.
Richard Baxter, The Saints Everlasting Rest, cited in Fish, Surprised by Sin, 12f.
Baxter’s words hold true not only for companions but also for entertainments.