A NATION DECEIVED: Behind the 'new religion' of comprehensive sex ed

Most parents and adults feel an instinctive need to shield children from sexualized content and violence. But what if a pervasive national deception — a new religion of sorts — were to distort reality?

What if this deception caused an entire nation to abandon its inherent, loving, protective instincts and adopt a viewpoint that sees children through the very lens of the predators they were meant to be protected from?

This article is part of a series. Read part two here.

Key Takeaways:

• Adherents to "comprehensive sex education" have created a new religion of sorts, which has its own worldview, community, doctrine, ethics, and more. 

• This "religion" believes children are sexual from birth, and that ultimately, sexual activity between adults and children should be completely normalized.

• The founders of this "religion" were often pedophiles themselves, purveyors of child pornography, endorsers of bestiality, and more.

• This "religion" is now taught to children in schools, with its proponents believing that early exposure to things like pornography and familial incest are beneficial.

The Details:

A Deliberate Paradigm Shift

The negative physical, psychological, and spiritual impacts of early exposure to sex and sexualized content are profound on a child and are often life-long. 

Any loving adult inherently understands the reality that children are vulnerable and require protection without needing scientific studies to prove it. Science simply affirms this instinctive knowledge held by healthy adults: the sexual abuse of an infant, child, or minor is morally reprehensible and damaging. Consequently, such egregious acts should be rightly and legally classified as abuse and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.

This is why the recent outrage on social media was swift and immediate when Minnesota State Rep. Leigh Finke, a biological male falsely identifying as a woman supported by Planned Parenthood, argued against House File (HF) 1434, a bill aiming to protect minors by requiring age verification for websites with pornographic material, referring to pornography as ‘educational’ for ‘queer kids’ who he claimed lack adequate ‘sex education.’ 

This casual advocacy for children's access to pornography for "educational" purposes by a sitting state legislator — a man attempting to portray himself as a woman — is not an isolated incident. It is the result of a deliberate paradigm shift, a distortion of reality, and a well-coordinated infiltration across all major institutions.

This effort is packaged as the new religion of Kinseyan-based Comprehensive Sex Education (CSE), built on fake "science," and fundamentally rooted in promoting the sexual abuse of children by morally depraved leaders, organizations, and institutions.

Despite the scientifically-confirmed, instinctive understanding of most adults — that children require protection from sexualization — the taxpayer-funded religion of CSE remains true to its core mission of the sexualization of children and ultimate destruction of vulnerable human lives. 

To understand the current situation, we must first recognize the warped vision of CSE's leaders and their outright rejection of reality, which has led to increasingly evident, life-altering, and often deadly consequences of pre-born and born children alike. 

The “Religion” of Comprehensive Sex Ed

It is imperative to take people at their word when they reveal their nature and core beliefs.

Mary Calderone, the former medical director of Planned Parenthood and founder of SIECUS (a leader in sex education in the U.S.) explicitly stated that the purpose of SIECUS — to expose children to sexualized concepts and materials — was akin to spreading a new religion.

When announcing SIECUS’ expanded goal of “educating” parents on the “sexuality” of children, Calderone quoted anthropologist Margaret Mead, who observed young girls in Samoa and wrote (emphasis added), “Every new religion, every new political doctrine has had first to make its adults convert in order to create a small nuclear culture within whose guiding walls its children will flourish.”

Every American child is directly or indirectly exposed to the influence of SIECUS, Planned Parenthood, and other members of the Future of Sex Education (FoSE) coalition. Therefore, taking Calderone's reference to the term religion seriously to describe CSE and the mission of SIECUS warrants careful consideration and scrutiny. 

Britannica defines religion as "human beings’ relation to that which they regard as holy, sacred, absolute, spiritual, divine, or worthy of especial reverence." Typically, various religions share eight common elements: 

• a belief system or worldview; 

• community; 

• central stories/doctrine; 

• rituals; 

• ethics; 

• emotional experiences; 

• material expression or objects; 

• and a sense of sacredness. 

CSE's Leaders, Belief System, & Doctrine

The worldview of the leaders and the doctrine of the Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) religion remain highly relevant and influential today.

Alfred Kinsey

Alfred Kinsey, a Darwinistic sexual anarchist who positioned himself as a "sexologist expert," earned the title "Father of the Sexual Revolution" in the U.S.

Kinsey's perspective reduced humans to mere sexual animals; he claimed that sexually deviant behaviors, including pedophilia and incest, were common. This man, who sexually groomed his own students, went on to author a two-volume "sexual bible" of sorts, which became the foundational doctrine for CSE.

Kinsey and his co-authors' pseudo-scientific "sexual bibles" were intended to provide the "evidence" necessary to legitimize sexual deviancy and their warped view of reality, which mainstream society had previously understood as morally flawed.

Live Action News has detailed how this "research" included skewed data collected from sex offenders and deviants.

Kinsey promoted the belief that humans are "sexual from birth," a concept predating him, which his fraudulent "research" purportedly confirmed. This "affirming research" was based on recorded acts of horrific sexual abuse by Kinsey's recruited pedophiles, which were inflicted upon hundreds of infants and children. The abusers documented the child victims' "orgasms" as:

sudden heaving and jerking of the whole body…violent cries…extreme trembling, collapse, loss of color…fainting of subject [the child]...fight[ing] away from the partner [pedophile] and may make violent attempts to avoid climax…thrown into convulsive actions, often with violent arm and leg movements.

These responses sound more like traumatic responses to torture and unwanted abuse than anything akin to responses resulting from sexual pleasure — a fact which non-deviant individuals can easily recognize.

Most adults would be instantly and justifiably outraged, recognizing these acts as abuse and immediately warranting a report to law enforcement. Instead, Kinsey’s associates and supporters celebrated and extolled this documented child abuse.

Albert Einstein is quoted as saying, "You are right in speaking of the moral foundations of science, but you cannot turn around and speak of the scientific foundations of morality." In the case of Kinsey and his "research," it is clear that neither science nor ethics played a role.

The rest of the Kinseyian-based religious community demonstrated an equally morally corrupt and egregious position. 

Wardell Pomeroy  

Wardell Pomeroy was a close colleague of Kinsey, co-author of the “sexual bibles,” and a founding board member of SIECUS. Using “research” from the “sexual bibles” he helped to write, Pomeroy attempted to normalize bestiality (sexual intercourse with animals). 

Pomeroy also dismissed moral qualms over pedophilia and incest. Live Action News previously reported on his article in a pornographic publication, in which he stated:

We find many beautiful and mutually satisfying [sexual] relationships between fathers and daughters. These may be transient or ongoing, but they have no harmful effects…. Incest between adults and younger children can also prove to be a satisfying and enriching experience…. Incest can be a satisfying, non-threatening, and even an enriching emotional experience, as I said earlier. 

Mary Calderone

Calderone, a former Planned Parenthood medical director and founder of SIECUS, established the organization to promote the Kinseyan ideology, which included spreading "awareness of the vital importance of infant and childhood sexuality."

To advance this morally depraved viewpoint, at the Sixth World Congress of Sexology in May 1983, Calderone presented a sonogram video of a 29-week-old male fetus, claiming it showed a "fetal erection." She used this video as "evidence" to support the Kinseyan belief that infants and children are "sexual" beings. This was the justification for her corrupted “conviction” that parents have a responsibility to expose their children to sexualized content and even incestuous acts to aid in the development of this supposed inherent sexuality.

As reported by the Times magazine, Calderone and her colleagues argued that the “taboo” surrounding incest was just a “mindless prejudice,” stating: “We are roughly in the same position today regarding incest as we were a hundred years ago with respect to… fears of masturbation…” and that with a “little more touching in the home… the nation might not be facing ‘the present rash of feverish adolescent sexual activity outside the home.’”

Following Kinsey and Pomeroy's views, Calderone maintained that a child's sexuality should be "developed in the same way as the child's inborn human capacity to talk or to walk." She stated that the parent’s role is "to relate only to teaching the child the appropriateness of privacy, place and person – in a word socialization" concerning sex.

This disturbing perspective is consistent with Calderone's view that child sexual abuse is essentially non-problematic or might even be beneficial. During a 1985 Society for the Scientific Study of Sex (SSSS) panel discussion on the subject, Calderone questioned the very labeling of sexual encounters between adults and children as "abuse," comparing it to a “loving touch”:

"What do we know about situations in which young children and older people, stronger people, have had a sexual relationship of one kind or another that has been pleasant, and the child feels good about it because it’s warm and seductive and tender?... If the child really enjoys this, it may be the only time the child ever gets a loving touch."

John Money

John Money, a New Zealand native, psychologist, and Kinsey Institute ‘sex researcher,’ was brought on by Harry Benjamin to work in the first ‘transgender clinic’ in the U.S. at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Money vocally supported orgies, nudism, and open marriages. He had a profound influence on ‘sex ed’ still prominent in schools today. 

In Time magazine, Money (who was accused of child sexual abuse and child pornography) stated, “[A] childhood sexual experience, such as being the partner of a relative or of an older person, need not necessarily affect the child adversely.” 

In the book, “Traumatic Abuse and Neglect of Children at Home,” Money and his co-author Gertrude Williams dismissed opposition to child sexual abuse as “religious intolerance” and appallingly suggested that it's wrong to automatically consider it "traumatic and abusive" when adults do "remotely sexual" things to children such as “when an adult masturbates a fretful child to pacify it.”

Though some have attempted to redefine it to include stimulation by others, masturbation is typically understood and defined as the stimulation of one's own genital organs action; if done to a child, this is clearly not self-induced, nor should sexual "consent" (the ever-popular CSE buzzword) be implied. In other words, it is child molestation, which is abuse.

In an interview in "Paidika: The Journal of Paedophilia," a publication that advocated for the legalization of pedophilia, John Money suggested that any moral qualms over the sexual abuse of children is just a front by mental health professionals to make money through counseling.

He also claimed pedophilia is "simply the love of children,” stating: 

Paedophilia should just be accepted for its etymological meaning, which is simply the love of children. Neither boys nor girls—just the love of children. It’s not the so-called parent-child, pairbonded love. It includes that and then adds the erotic love or lover bonding. 

During the interview, Money also alluded to a distorted concept still prevalent in CSE taught today, which is that all things are permissible, including pedophilia, so long as there is “consent”: 

[I]f I were to see the case of a boy aged ten or eleven who’s intensely erotically attracted toward a man in his twenties or thirties, if the relationship is totally mutual [or consensual], and the bonding is genuinely totally mutual, then I would not call it pathological in any way. 

It's important to remember that these are the people behind SIECUS and the sex ed taught in schools today. All of it is born from a view that sex between adults and children should be completely normalized.

The Bottom Line:

Lawmakers and the public should have heeded the true beliefs and intentions of the proponents of the CSE religion decades ago.

The moral depravity of prominent leaders in the community of this new religion is merely hinted at here and the consequences are dire. The community leaders of this religion and its dangerous ideology is not constrained within this isolated group of morally depraved individuals. They are only the "tip of the iceberg," so to speak.  

The CSE religion's foundational belief system, its community leaders, and its doctrine furthered the expansion of post-modernist thinking and neo-Marxist critical theory (also known as queer theory), has propelled its rapid growth in the U.S. 

Instead of stopping the spread of this ideology, taxpayer funds are being used to expand ideas that deny biological realities, continuing to fuel abortion and "transgender" ideology.

This ideology and its influence are damaging the most vulnerable — our children — and threatening the nation's future.

References

Colapinto, John. 2006. As Nature Made Him: The Boy Who Was Raised as a Girl. N.p.: HarperCollins. 

Lancing, Logan, Lindsay, James. 2004. The Queering of the American Child. New Discourses, LLC. 

Reisman, Judith A., Eichel Edward W. 1990. Kinsey, Sex and Fraud: the Indoctrination of a People. Huntington House Publishers. 

Reisman, Judith A. 2003. Kinsey: Crimes & Consequences. 3rd ed. The Institute for Media Education, Inc. 

Williams, Gertrude J., Money, John. 1980. Traumatic Abuse and Neglect of Children at Home. Johns Hopkins University Press.