In Chapter three, I wrote the following: "If one is worldly and
hedonistic, Satan enters with temptations of the flesh. One hears often that
the “liberation” of the human libido began in earnest in the United States in
the “sexual revolution” of the 1960s. Americans, troubled over repressive
attitudes toward human sexuality, hoped for a revolution that would free them
from outdated moral and social constraints. The ensuing revolution resulted not
in liberation but in license and a host of societal sexual crises. One has only
to think of the tremendous increase in the number of post-1960s illegitimate
births and abortions, sexually transmitted diseases, opposition to censorship
of pornography (especially on the Internet), and the resulting sexual addiction
(in some extreme instances resulting in murder). Consider too the tremendous
blows to marriage and the family done by adultery, the battle over the
homosexual lifestyle in the United States, Canada and Europe (now to the point
of the redefinition of marriage under the law); the increasing incidences of
sexual harassment, child pornography on the Internet, Internet predators, date
rape, and of course, the divorce rate".
And of late, it seems we must add public nudity, as evidenced here....
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