What The Media Won’t Tell You About The Sexual Revolution (VIDEO)

The ‘Sexual Revolution’ is widely viewed as one of our culture’s great achievements. Supporters rejoice in the freedom to do whatever pleases them sexually. They even say science proves it’s a basic part of human nature.

But many of the foundations of this philosophy are based on lies and distorted data.

The Judeo-Christian sexual beliefs that had been so deeply a part of our society have been shattered. Definitions of ‘normal’ sexuality seem to change on a whim.

What happened to create such major changes? Who came up with these dangerous ideas?

Alfred Kinsey is known as the ‘Father of the Modern Sexual Revolution’. His two books published in 1948 and 1953, known as the Kinsey Reports, were filled with startling claims that opened up new concepts about sexuality.

Kinsey said that humans were sexual from birth and what we deemed as immoral sexual behavior was actually normal, making it moral.

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The Many Flaws OF Kinsey’s Reports

But Kinsey’s findings had some major problems. They were based on lies and data collection methods that were unscientific and often horribly abusive, especially on babies and young children.

According to Dr. Tony Beam, Director of the Christian Worldview Center,

“Instead of studying normal, well-adjusted, emotionally stable men, Kinsey studied convicted sex offenders, prisoners, and a cadre of assorted sexual perverts.”

Kinsey’s project even involved a World War II Nazi officer, Dr. Fritz von Balluseck, who raped hundreds of children.

Sue Ellin Browder wrote in Crisis Magazine that “Implicit in Kinsey’s report was the notion that these behaviors were biologically ‘normal’ and hurt no one. Therefore, people should act on their impulses with no inhibition or guilt.”

A year after his book on female sexuality came out, “Kinsey himself complained that almost no scientist outside of a few of his best friends continued to defend him.”

But despite the lies and fraud, Kinsey’s report found many willing believers. His opinions became the first steps toward the new social viewpoint about ‘unrepressed sexuality’.

Dr. Judith Reisman, PhD., author of Stolen Honor Stolen Innocence, said, “That became the foundation for the sex educational structure that fed itself into what we are teaching our children right now.”

Dr. Reisman continued, “And of course it was the foundation of all the changes in our laws – the sodomy laws, the abortion laws, everything else. I mean, he’s there. His handprints are on everything that deals with sexuality.”

The Effects Of The Kinsey Reports

Although it has been 70 years since Kinsey’s first book, his impact remains. Hugh Hefner became a strong follower and stated that he would become ‘Kinsey’s pamphleteer’. He would later create Playboy magazine, which reflected Kinsey’s ideas.

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