Sex Education - The Challenge of Sexual Education

Sex education is promoted in some quarters. Advocates of the concept think it will help enlighten its students and limit chances of innocent victims being taken for a cruel ride. Critics say the subject is overrated.

Some think sexual education is unchristian. They think it is worldly and immoral to talk about sex. On the other hand, many parents concede that there is some merit in educating children about sex and sexual behavior. Unfortunately, many such parents do not have the guts to discuss such a sensitive subject with their kids.

In view of the diverse opinions, it is pertinent to ask: Should sane people talk about sex? Is sex education appropriate?

Those who insist that it is a taboo to talk about sex cannot be ignored. They have their position backed by genuine fears. Some think that sex education may actually increase children's curiosity toward sex. And they argue that this could be counter productive.

I understand their position.

However, it is worth mentioning that children will hear about sex whether parents approve of guided sexual education or not.

Children watch TV. Children watch movies, they listen to romantic music. Over eighty percent of movies depict some form of sexual behavior or another.

Whether parents approve of guided sex education or not, children will ask questions about sex. Since parents often brush such questions aside, those children will ask their friends in school.

And they will get answers.

Unfortunately, many of those answers will be misleading. The result?

Children get exposed to free sex.

There is yet another threat posed by a lack of proper sex education.

Lack of appropriate sexual education breeds ignorance. And ignorance leads to avoidable mistakes that may be fatal and irreversible.

Consider this.

Children with lose morals often talk about their sexual experiences in glowing terms. They go on and on about how exciting it is to have sex. They call it fun.

These promiscuous teens mock fellow teenagers who are still virgins. They tell them they are missing out big time.

Innocent children who know no better get confused. In bewilderment, they ask: "Will I get sick if I don't have sex before 18?" "I'm still a virgin at 22. Is that okay?"

The really curious ones will want to hang out with these friends who claim to be having a really good time. Soon they will accompany these friends to queer places . . . places where their innocence may be compromised. Before long these innocent girls will mix with lesbians and get exposed to lesbian sex. By the time parents realize what's going on, it's too late to rescue the kids.

Many of these kids become sexually depraved adults. Some get sexually abused in the process of hanging out with queer friends or during singles cruise . Soon, they become sexual abusers themselves.

Some degenerate even further to beast love . . . to bestiality.

In summary, parents should provide some form of sex education for children. It helps, it really helps.

How?

Well, to be forewarned is to be forearmed.

When you teach your kids the pros and cons of sexual behavior, they become knowledgeable. And it becomes difficult for any riff raff to take them for a bumpy life-threatening ride.

What about Christians? Should Christians talk about sex?

I will ask you this: Do children from Christian homes sometimes become victims of child abuse? Do children with Christian parents sometimes miss their way and fall prey to sexual predators?

Obviously, the answer is yes.

If that is true, then they need to be educated about sex. They need sex education.

Sexual education benefits children and the society.

Remember that the children of today are the adults of tomorrow. When children are properly educated about the benefits of good moral behavior, they turn out to be cultured adults. They become morally decent adults.

Bottom line.

Societal values improve. Rapists and sexually abusive adults decline in number. The result?

Stronger love relationships. Happier couples. Stable marriages. Love beyond your dreams.

P.S. Give your children decent sex education. You will save them and yourself a world of trouble.

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