Ye Have Wearied the Lord

Have you ever done something that just brings you frustration and anger, yet you find yourself doing it every couple of days anyway? I do. In fact, I did it again this morning. I read the newspaper.
On the front page of the Midlands section of the Omaha World Herald there was an article titled "Bill would require comprehensive sex ed". Believe it or not, though the title piqued my interest, I regret reading it. I feel sick...
"Nebraska public schools would have to offer comprehensive sex education, which some districts already teach, under a bill introduced by an Omaha lawmaker.
Schools would have to include instruction in the proper use of all contraceptive methods approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. The FDA has OK'd a variety of devices and medications, among them the 'morning after' pill that prevents pregnancy after intercourse."

Does it prevent pregnancy or end pregnancy?
That aside, what are we doing? The article states that the purpose of this sex education is to reduce the rate of STD's in the state. The article also says that the bill "would require schools to teach the benefits of abstinence." So, we teach them how to use contraceptives, then we tell them it is also beneficial to be abstinent? Is there a contradiction here? A mixed message?

By the way, how is the morning after pill going to prevent STD's?

The article goes on to say...
"The Omaha Public Schools has provided students with comprehensive sex education, including contraceptive education, since the mid-1980's.
Even so, Council, a former Omaha school board member, said she doesn't believe the message is reaching kids."

I guess that if we legislate it, it will be more effective? There is a reason that Council doesn't believe the message is reaching kids, it's because the STD rates are climbing...

http://www.ketv.com/health/18780006/detail.html

http://www.wowt.com/news/headlines/1370126.html

The article gets worse...
"The [current] OPS curriculum does not discuss abortion, she [Karen Spencer-May, the districts supervisor for family and consumer sciences and human growth and development] said. When the curriculum was written, she said, 'there were certain things that our community didn't want us to talk about, and that was one of the things'.
The curriculum also does not discuss issues surrounding sexual orientation, she said.
OPS teachers are trained not to deviate from the curriculum. When students raise questions beyond the scope, teachers are to refer them to counselors."

Now we are getting to some of the real reasons behind the new bill. Obviously this is not about reducing STD rates...

"Council's bill, however, would authorize sex-education instructors to 'answer in good faith any questions initiated by a student that is germane to the material of the course.'"
Listen to this...
"The bill would require that instruction materials not 'promote bias' against sexually active students or students of any sexual orientation or gender identity."

We are going to teach our kids that evil is good and good is evil. Not only are we going to teach it to them, we are going to make it a law that we must teach it to them!

Malachi 2:17 "Ye have wearied the LORD with your words. Yet ye say, Wherein have we wearied him? When ye say, Every one that doeth evil is good in the sight of the LORD, and he delighteth in them; or, Where is the God of judgment?"

Just so you know, "Officials with Planned Parenthood of the Heartland support the effort."

Folks, don't be confused. Satan wants to destroy the family!
Remember, whoever is teaching your children is discipling your children. Who do you want your children to be a disciple of?