Wednesday, September 16, 1998
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Wednesday, September 16, 1998 |
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Follow the Bible,
not the Kinsey report
It is the 50th anniversary of Alfred Kinsey's report,
"Sexuality and the Human Male," and the introduction of
the "sexual revolution."
The report of this zoologist turned sexologist has given
us 50 years of perverted sexual propaganda promoting the
idea that society should not stifle any sexual activity. Thanks
to this philosophy many things have dramatically increased.
We have a higher number of teen pregnancies, people
who are infected with a sexually transmitted disease, children
who have been molested, women who have been raped,
pornography that has been produced, abortions that have been
performed, and homosexuality that is out of the closet and
in your face.
"Free sex" has given us costly moral and medical bills.
Now we have a President who seems to be a product and
a representative of this philosophy.
Who would have ever thought that an official
testimony would detail the affair of a president with a young intern
that would read like a script from some kind of
pornographic production? I do not take pleasure in pointing this out;
I believe it is an indictment on the moral state of our society.
It is time for us to return to the Biblical understanding
of human sexuality. Sex was created by God to be enjoyed by
a husband and a wife within the confines of the
marriage relationship. A loving, monogamous, heterosexual
marriage relationship is guilt-free and safe.
The Bible not only allows this but encourages it.
First Corinthians 7:3 says "Let the husband render to his wife
the affection due her, and likewise also the wife to her husband."
And Hebrews 13:4 states "Marriage is honorable among
all, and the bed undefiled; but fornicators and adulterers God
will judge."
Society (from presidents to paupers) would be better off
if we would follow God's plan rather than Kinsey's perversion.
The Rev.
Chuck Griffith
Religion Columnist
Chuck Griffith is pastor of Fayette Assembly of God,
1144 Ga. Highway 92 South in Fayetteville, 770-719-0322.
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