Chapter 19: Myth—Sexuality Doesn’t Matter

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If you’ve checked a single person above, you are ignorant of history.

The same type of chart could be put together for virtually every state in the union in regards to their constitution. Virtually none of the framers of the states in our great nation granted homosexuals the right to marriage or civil unions. To think otherwise is to deny the Judeo Christian heritage of this

nation. There is no doubt an additional population of sexually confused people, but you’d be hard pressed to come up with some number that is meaningful. Gays frame the debate in terms of civil rights and compare their cause to women suffrage, slavery and black civil rights.

In a recent ABC News Primetime Sex Survey 52, fifty-five percent of the adults stated “homosexuality is OK for some people.” However, sixty- five percent of young adults said the same thing and seventy-one percent felt premarital sex was okay. These stats are a testament to the power of the Gay

public relations effort and a testament to the failure of the Church in terms of teaching morality to young people. As the debate shifts from morality in the biblical sense to the so-called “morality of rights” in the civil or legal sense, I conclude that our society is increasingly becoming debased. At some point

God will abandon the United States, as sexual immorality has consequences on this earth and in Heaven.

Sexually Immoral Behavior Has Consequences!

I’ve already mentioned a few consequences of sexually immoral behavior. A congressman finds his college streaking-prank thrown into his face 30 years later while facing reelection. A high school streaker gets sent

to jail for six months to two years. A young couple gets arrested for having sex at the Alamo late in the afternoon. Some are very serious consequences.

The headline read: “For Teens, Sex & Drugs Go Together.” 53 The

“Columbia center study did not ask teens about their own sexual activity, but asked them to estimate how many of their friends were sexually active.” It produced statistics correlating sex to substance abuse. Twenty-five percent of the teenagers surveyed reported that at least half of their friends were sexually active [group one]. In group two, forty percent of the teenagers