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Where did sɛҳuąƖ education in classrooms come from?
« Reply #5 on: April 06, 2014, 10:49:13 PM »
Quote from: RomanCatholic1953
It tells you that I have lived for a long time. the 1950's was the first decade I can remember.  That was my impression.  
If you lived through the 1960's, it was the world turned up side down.
However, the points I made in my post gets to the rot of sɛҳuąƖ
education that had it had its true being in the schools starting in 1966.
Please do not give a reason for people to thumb me down because of a
period of time that they mostly did not live through.


I didn't ask anyone to thumb you down and no one has.

I am sure the 1960's (which by the way anyone who knows my threads knows I have criticized and beaten up on a lot) had plenty of values turned upside down but values do not just turn upside-down for no reason. The youth of the 1960's, even though they themselves were the product of a spoiled and carefree existence, revolted against the prosperity of the 1950's, and the "Greatest Generation" and it's ideal to make their kids not have a rough life made the baby boomers quite open to dangerous ideology. Luckily many of baby boomers grew out of it and became conservative after that period of nonsense, but a few, Bill and Hillary Clinton come to mind, did not.

The counter-culture was also the brainchild of the Frankfurt School and Herbert Marcuse, although it needs to be said the 1960's had the counter-culture only because the 1950's did not have a compelling personality figure like Marcuse (although they did have Jack Kerouac).

Where did sɛҳuąƖ education in classrooms come from?
« Reply #6 on: April 06, 2014, 11:01:51 PM »


If you let strangers teach your kids sex education then you deserve to have your grandchildren living under your roof while your kid is trying to finish high school.


Where did sɛҳuąƖ education in classrooms come from?
« Reply #7 on: April 06, 2014, 11:06:31 PM »
Quote from: Traditional Guy 20
Quote from: RomanCatholic1953
It tells you that I have lived for a long time. the 1950's was the first decade I can remember.  That was my impression.  
If you lived through the 1960's, it was the world turned up side down.
However, the points I made in my post gets to the rot of sɛҳuąƖ
education that had it had its true being in the schools starting in 1966.
Please do not give a reason for people to thumb me down because of a
period of time that they mostly did not live through.


I didn't ask anyone to thumb you down and no one has.

I am sure the 1960's (which by the way anyone who knows my threads knows I have criticized and beaten up on a lot) had plenty of values turned upside down but values do not just turn upside-down for no reason. The youth of the 1960's, even though they themselves were the product of a spoiled and carefree existence, revolted against the prosperity of the 1950's, and the "Greatest Generation" and it's ideal to make their kids not have a rough life made the baby boomers quite open to dangerous ideology. Luckily many of baby boomers grew out of it and became conservative after that period of nonsense, but a few, Bill and Hillary Clinton come to mind, did not.

The counter-culture was also the brainchild of the Frankfurt School and Herbert Marcuse, although it needs to be said the 1960's had the counter-culture only because the 1950's did not have a compelling personality figure like Marcuse (although they did have Jack Kerouac).


The real reason Satan was released from hell in the 1960's was Vatican 2
causing millions and millions of Catholics losing their faith and ceased being
Catholic. The destruction of faith and morals in the Church because of
these false teachings.  The appointment of so many unworthy Bishops,
that seen to help in the destruction of the church and driving out the
faithful.
The secular world is always deceptive if it is still the 1950's or 2014.
The game is that the devil wants to get as many souls into hell.
This is why so called good Pope John XXlll opening the windows of the
Church to the world is why we are in such devastation today, and
getting worse.
The problem is SPIRITUAL. This is something we can all agree on.

Where did sɛҳuąƖ education in classrooms come from?
« Reply #8 on: April 07, 2014, 02:48:37 AM »
An excellent reference on this topic is Randy Engels' Sex Education - The Final Plague. In it she presents a chronological chart of Important Events of the Sex Education Movement, and first on this list is

1900: International Neo-Malthusian League formed.

Further down the list:
1966: U.S. Bishops condemn all federal programmes of birth control and population control,
1967: U.S. Catholic Conference replaces the National Catholic Welfare Conference and reverses NCWC policies condemning governmental birth control and sex education programs.
1968: National interfaith statement promoting universal sex education is signed by representatives of U.S. Catholic Conference, National Council of Churches and ѕуηαgσgυє Council of America.
1970: U.S. Catholic Conference representative testifes before House Subcommittee on Pyblic Health and Welfare endorsing universal sex education.


Where did sɛҳuąƖ education in classrooms come from?
« Reply #9 on: April 07, 2014, 03:33:22 AM »
Certainly there was no sex education in my Catholic school in the 50's.