Raising our daughters in a culture saturated by sex

I read this article, which is quite good, concerning the pressures young girls face from our sexually saturated society. It doesn't help that the entertainment industry exploits women like a sex trafficking operation would do. Nor does it help when we have 'idols' like Beyonce get up on stage during a half-time show ,dress like a slut, and dance like one as well { "Like a gold ring in a pig's snout is a beautiful woman without discretion"}; and to have the first lady of the President of the United States claim she is proud of Beyonce. We have a huge responsibility to raise our children with biblical morals and values; society will fight us every step of the way. There is a battle for our children.
Here is the article for all mothers as well as fathers to read...



One of the sadder news accounts I've read recently is this piece from the UK Telegraph. In a nutshell: Thirteen-year-old Chevonea Kendall-Bryan had been pressured into performing a sex act on a boy at school. He recorded their encounter on his cell phone and shared it with his friends. Leaning from the window of her house, threatening to jump if he did not delete the recording, Chevonea slipped, fell, and later died.

Obviously, there's plenty of blame to go around: The culture, technology, the absence of shared moral values, etc., etc., etc. But it's more fruitful to talk about solutions -- and they start with women being brave enough to be honest with young girls.

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