Hidden agenda of teachers who sex male students

Almost every week it seems there is a new report of a case where a female teacher is having sex with a male student. Is it because these types of cases are increasing? Could it be that it has been going on for a while and the teachers are starting to be careless about hiding it? Is it because there is expanded coverage in the news of these situations?

I have a couple of theories of why we’re seeing more of this happening in our schools and ultimately I think there is a goal behind what’s going on. I haven’t researched any statistics on these theories, but based on what I’ve seen and heard about that goes on in society and in higher education circles, I’ve drawn some conclusions.  But I also understand that an overwhelming majority of education professors and teachers in school systems care a lot about kids and would never harm them. 

One thing is obvious. Our society has brought porn out into the mainstream and it’s seen as acceptable. As a matter of fact, we’ve gotten to the point of thinking that viewing pornography is normal, whether you’re a man or woman. We’re getting to the point where no sexual fantasy or desire is forbidden. Our society has bought into Alfred Kinsey’s views of what sex and sexuality should be.

Books like “How To Make Love Like A Porn Star” make it to the bestseller’s list and both kids and adults spend time downloading porn from the internet. Now it’s the “in thing” to have women install stripper poles in their bedrooms under the guise of calling it ”good exercise” or claiming it’s necessary to keep one’s sex life interesting. So we end up with a society where a large number of our people are walking around with perverted minds, thinking about who they’re going to pounce on next. Our young women now believe they have to act like the women in the music videos and porn flicks to get a guy to like them. But like I said before, that’s the obvious thing.

My second theory is that there are a few people on the fringes of society that have access to college students majoring in education who are their professors, and these professors believe it’s okay for adults to have sex with children. Taking into account that the majority of young people entering college are not very good at critical reasoning and carefully thinking about what they believe and why they believe it or about the consequences of their actions, they are–for lack of better words– naive and gullible. So my suspicion is that these ultra-liberal professors introduce concepts to them that make them question and rebel against certain morals they grew up learning.

I suspect some education students are being taught by some of their professors that sex and sexuality are normal for any age. According to them, parents are much too overprotective of their children and stand in the way of their children’s maturation process because they want to keep children dependent so they can retain control over them instead of letting them grow up. Then they may point out how great the Greek and Roman empires were and how it was normal for adults in those societies to have sex with children. The professors then probably proceed to talk about how wealthy families in Greek and Roman society would choose mentors or tutors for their children to teach them about everything, including sex, and how the lessons on sex would actually be the mentor having sex with the child. They also tell their students it was normal for the man of a household to have sex with children who were his servants.

The goal for teaching these warped values is to have the age of consent for sex to be continually lowered until it no longer exists. They believe that all individuals, whether child or adult, should be free to have sex with anyone, whether child or adult. Our “age of consent” laws are standing in their way. So they have chosen the route they think will be more easily accepted in our society and that is to send female teachers into our school systems who are willing to have sex with boys. Since boys are known in our society to be more sexually active and curious, these ultra-liberals figure they make easy targets and there will be some sympathy in the general population for the teachers.

Then if there are enough incidents of teachers sexing their male students, these incidents will become such an epidemic that there will no longer be an interest in enforcing or keeping “age of consent” laws. Then once these laws are done away with, pedophilia will be non-existent since it will be perfectly fine for adults to be with the children they lust after, whether they are gay or straight. Sex will be as free as they wanted it to be back in the 60′s.

So that’s my theory in a nutshell.  Why do I suspect these things?  I had a professor of sociology in the early 90′s who was ultra-liberal and taught about his desire to have age of consent laws repealed, using Greece and Rome as his models.  In his opinion, pedophiles were not criminals but normal people and it was society at large, by establishing “age of consent” laws, who were the ones violating the pedophiles’ rights. Since morals in our society are getting worse instead of better, if he taught that type of garbage back then, I suspect things are worse now in universities.  I hope to God these types of ultra-liberal professors don’t go mainstream.

–posted by Harry A. Gaylord–

Practices and pitfalls of college life

GraduationThis is a post to my Christian brothers and sisters who are graduating from high school this spring. First of all, congratulations! You survived high school! Your hard work paid off. A lot of you have the whole summer to enjoy and prepare for your college life. As you’re enjoying your brief time off from academics, I’d like to share some things for you to think about over the summer before you head to the university. College life can be wonderful if you make the best of it. You make new friends, get involved with new organizations, you begin a life that is more independent of your parents, and your mind is challenged. However, there’s also a negative side to it that I hope you can discuss with your parents or people you trust at your church.

Here are the temptations and spiritual attacks you might face when attending college (especially if it’s a secular college):

  • Pressure to abuse alcohol and drugs will become more intense.  If you think the pressure was strong during high school, you’ll find out high school pressures were a cake walk compared to college with all of the partying that goes on.  There’s nothing wrong with wanting to spend time with friends in a social setting, but you might want to be careful of the environment that you socialize in.   The spirit in you is always willing to resist the temptation, but the flesh is weak so stay prayerful and try to meditate regularly on God’s word.
  • Pressure to commit sexual sins increases.  Since all types of fornication are promoted and encouraged in our society, you may find the college campus is the hotbed (no pun intended) of all kinds of sexual experimentation and pornography.  Some people may not accept you or will ridicule you if you don’t participate in their perversions.  Both women and men may prove to be more sexually aggressive than what you saw in high school.  Even homosexuals are looking for opportunities to convert normal people to their lifestyle more openly.
  • LaptopYou might have professors who hate God and attack the Bible.  In some cases if they discover you are a Christian, they may try to make you believe that you have chosen the wrong major and that Christians have no business going into the field you’ve chosen.  Because of this, if you ever write a paper or do a project that expresses your Christian beliefs, they might give you a lower grade. Therefore, if you ever write a paper like this, make sure you have plenty of valid, well-reputed sources to back your opinions. If you do have solid sources and a well-written paper but your grade is unfair, try to reason with your Professor to give you a better grade. If he or she is still adamant, go talk to the dean of the department. If that doesn’t work, talk to the President of your institution. If all of this fails, talk to your parents to see if legal action can be taken. The American Center for Law and Justice and the Christian Law Association are good organizations to contact.
  • False religions are rampant and they actively recruit on college campuses.  You may encounter every type of religion from atheism to satanism on campus.  This is why it is so important to know God’s word, pray regularly, find a strong, stable church if you’re away from home, and stay in contact regularly with godly parents and trusted leaders from your church at home for guidance.
    • One of the most aggressive false religions on campuses is the International Church of Christ (Boston Movement).  Here are a few of their practices:
      • They try to isolate individuals from family and friends by assigning you someone from their organization (usually a college student) to “disciple” you.  In other words, they call it accountability but they are trying to control who you associate with and in many cases who you live with.  If you do something they disagree with, they report you to church leaders and try to make you feel guilty by twisting the scriptures for not following their man-made doctrines.
      • They teach that you can lose your salvation at any time, which is another form of mind control.  The scriptures tell us that salvation is eternal life.  Eternal is the adjective that describes our new life in Christ–that means it lasts forever.  Jesus said he that genuinely comes to him, he will in no wise (under any circumstances) cast them out (John 6:37).
      • They teach salvation is only through their church and that one must be baptized in their church to be saved.  The scriptures say all we have to do is believe in the Lord Jesus Christ to be saved (John 3:16; Acts 16:31; Romans 10:9).
      • They claim that they are the only true church of Jesus Christ because they have Christ’s name in the title of their church.  If a church has any other name in it, like St. Mark or St. Matthew, it is not a true church according to them because that means the church is following a man and not Christ.  If that were the case, I guess the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormons) are true Christians since they have Christ in their title.
      • For more on this cult, go here.

My prayer is that this information will help you in some way become a stronger Christian before you start college.  Many of the things I’ve discussed come from my own experiences.  Unfortunately, I was raised in a spiritually dead church and college was a spiritual shock to me.  But on the positive side, when I saw my beliefs being attacked it made me want to learn God’s word for myself instead of relying on what people in church told me.  College overall is a positive thing, but you have to know how to stay focused on things that strengthen you spiritually and academically to get what you should out of it.

–posted by Harry A. Gaylord–

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