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Sunday, January 26, 2003 Boys Will Be Boys - Gender Identity Issues I have been asked to offer some comments on gender identity issues as these impact on Muslims living in post-traditional contexts in the West, and particularly as they affect people who have traded up to the Great Covenant of Islam after an upbringing in Judaism or Christianity.
Mr. Murad may have something of interest to say about boys and the work of Germaine Greer but to be honest I don't care. I take with grains of salt those who identify as Christians or Jews if they conjoin that with the truth or accuracy of their opinion. Mr. Murad has done that here and yet also had the temerity to say "trade-up?"
I wonder, does this religion come with an arrogance quotient? Wednesday, July 10, 2002 Todd Hertz, for Christianity Today, writes that "Because abstinence programs are relatively new compared to risk-reduction or reproductive biology curriculums, there is less research available on them."
"But there is ample evidence for abstinence programs' effectiveness, according to Heritage Foundation senior research fellow Robert Rector. In April, he wrote a report detailing the scientific evaluations of ten abstinence-only programs. Such curriculums, he concluded, "have repeatedly been shown to be effective in reducing sexual activity among their participants."
"A 2001 study published in the American Journal of Sociology found that teens who make virginity pledges stay virgins 18 months longer than those who do not."
"A study commissioned by Focus on the Family is due next year."
Rector writes, in The Effectiveness of Abstinence Education Programs in Reducing Sexual Activity Among Youth, "Not only do such programs, by their very nature, minimize the abstinence component of sex education, but many of these programs also implicitly encourage sexual activity among the youths they teach. Guidelines developed by SEICUS, for example, include teaching children aged five through eight about masturbation and teaching youths aged 9 through 12 about alternative sexual activities such as mutual masturbation, "outercourse," and oral sex. 16 In addition, the SEICUS guidelines suggest informing youths aged 16 through 18 that sexual activity can include bathing or showering together as well as oral, vaginal, or anal intercourse, and that they can use erotic photographs, movies, or literature to enhance their sexual fantasies when alone or with a partner. Not only do such activities carry their own risks for youth, but they are also likely to increase the incidence of sexual intercourse."
7/10/02 9:04:53 PM Friday, June 14, 2002 In September 1984 in Mexico City the First International Symposium and Exhibition of the Rubber Industry was held. There was a poster celebrating the event which was created. No doubt this poster hung on the streets where all the cool kids lounged. Under the image it said:
As early as the sixth century the indigenous in South and Central America used rubber as part of religious ceremonies. 6/14/02 11:22:34 PM | filchyboy in a world of endless punditry everyone is replaceable Beach Culture: Santa Monica, Malibu, Venice, & Los Angeles.
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filchyboy in a world of endless punditry everyone is replaceable Beach Culture: Santa Monica, Malibu, Venice, & Los Angeles.
Please note this blog is currently under development. After a long hiatus, well about six months, I'm developing it again. You may experience lots of broken links and other such problems. Good for you! Hopefully these should be sorted out over the next few days.
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