"Today, sexual sin shows no signs of slowing down and has only accelerated, thanks in large part to the indoctrination of young people in their schools. Sexual education as we know it began in 1964 with the Sexuality information and Education Council of the United States (SIECUS). SIECUS was launched at the Kinsey Institute named after Alfred Kinsey, who conducted a famously flawed sexual survey and was himself a homosexual who supported child/adult sex and died of a pelvic infection that resulted from his own sexual perversion. The cofounder and first president of SIECUS was Mary Calerone; she was also the former medical director for Planned Parenthood. The first gift given to the council was from Hugh Hefner of Playboy fame, and today it remains the most influential for sex education in American public schools. Calderone wrote of sex education:
A new stage of evolution is breaking across the horizon and the task of educators is to prepare
children to step into that new world. To do this, they must pry children away from old views and
values, especially from biblical and other traditional forms of sexual morality--for religious laws or
rules about sex were made on the basis of ignorance.
It appears that the advocates of sexual sin have won. The sexual revolution of the 1960s and the 1970s radically altered the sexual landscape of our nation so that today sex before marriage and viewing pornography are the culturally accepted norms.
When it comes to sexual sin, there is nothing new under the sun, and the problem is as old as Eden. The problem of sexual sin continues unabated, as the following cultural statistics on premarital sex, pornography, rape, and sex slavery reveal. We can see that, as Scripture predicts, sin leads to sadness, suffering and ultimately death..."
- Mark Driscoll
From: http://www.amazon.com/Religion-Saves-Other-Misconceptions-Books/dp/1433506165/ref=sr_1_12?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1343620545&sr=1-12&keywords=mark+driscoll
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