Yea the old abstinence .. Works every time…
Don't fuck, no baby. Pretty simple,except for Mary of course.
Pastor of Muppets
Condoms.
They're promoting abstinence and ignorance.
Yes.
Kn.
The average christian is a little smarter than the rubes posting up crap on the interwebs…besides,where would your self worth lie if there were no low hanging fruit to pick?
You need people like that.
Pastor of Muppets
Don't fuck, no baby. Pretty simple,except for Mary of course.
awesome..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFgo9J_MRng
condom reference at 5:30 but actualy I think the whole damn segement is awesume
take her in the pooper..
case closed…:couple:
The average christian is a little smarter than the rubes posting up crap on the interwebs…besides,where would your self worth lie if there were no low hanging fruit to pick?
You need people like that.
It's part of his God complex.
It is easy to dodge our responsibilities, but we cannot dodge the consequences of dodging our responsibilities.
- Josiah Stamp
Every time I see an adult on a bicycle, I no longer despair for the future of the human race.
- H.G. Wells
take her in the pooper..
case closed…:couple:
Yeah see, right there you would be wrong.
It's part of his God complex.
Yes, I'm sure that's exactly it.
Your need to accuse non-believers of psychoses is indicative of a pretty tenuous grip on your faith.
Kn.
When one person suffers from a delusion, it is called insanity.
When many people suffer from a delusion, it is called religion.
take her in the pooper..
case closed…:couple:
Not true, how do you think lawyers are born?
Don't fuck, no baby. Pretty simple,except for Mary of course.
I personally have no issue with teaching kids abstinence. Makes sense when taught in conjunction with additional sexual education. This is usually referred to as 'Abstinence Plus' education.
I have an issue with 'Abstinence ONLY' education, which is being promoted in the poorer southern states by the far Christian Right. They are finding higher incidences of teen pregnancy and STIs because teens aren't being taught that IF they decide to have sex, here's how to have safe sex, or that you can contract and STD by giving oral sex, having anal sex…etc, they are simply just taught not to have any kind of sex, period.
Among the 48 states in this analysis (all U.S. states except North Dakota and Wyoming), 21 states stressed abstinence-only education in their 2005 state laws and/or policies (level 3), 7 states emphasized abstinence education (level 2), 11 states covered abstinence in the context of comprehensive sex education (level 1), and 9 states did not mention abstinence (level 0) in their state laws or policies (Figure 1). In 2005, level 0 states had an average (± standard error) teen pregnancy rate of 58.78 (±4.96), level 1 states averaged 56.36 (±3.94), level 2 states averaged 61.86 (±3.93), and level 3 states averaged 73.24 (±2.58) teen pregnancies per 1000 girls aged 1419 (Table 3). The level of abstinence education (no provision, covered, promoted, stressed) was positively correlated with both teen pregnancy (Spearman's rho = 0.510, p = 0.001) and teen birth (rho = 0.605, p[HTML_REMOVED]0.001) rates (Table 4), indicating that abstinence education in the U.S. does not cause abstinence behavior. To the contrary, teens in states that prescribe more abstinence education are actually more likely to become pregnant (Figure 2). Abortion rates were not correlated with abstinence education level (rho = ?0.136, p = 0.415). A multivariate analysis of teen pregnancy and birth rates identified the level of abstinence education as a significant influence on teen pregnancy and birth rates across states (pregnancies F = 5.620, p = 0.002; births F = 11.814, p[HTML_REMOVED]0.001). The significant pregnancy effect was caused by significantly lower pregnancy rates in level 0 (no abstinence provision) states compared to level 3 (abstinence stressed) states (p = 0.036), and level 1 (abstinence covered) states compared to level 3 states (p = 0.005); the significant birth effect was caused by significantly lower teen birth rates in level 0 states compared to level 3 (p = 0.006) states, and significantly lower teen birth rates in level 1 states compared to level 3 states (p[HTML_REMOVED]0.001).
So I guess my question to you is: Do you support 'Abstinence Plus' education, or 'Abstinence Only'?
I personally have no issue with teaching kids abstinence. Makes sense when taught in conjunction with additional sexual education. This is usually referred to as 'Abstinence Plus' education.
I have an issue with 'Abstinence ONLY' education, which is being promoted in the poorer southern states by the far Christian Right. They are finding higher incidences of teen pregnancy and STIs because teens aren't being taught that IF they decide to have sex, here's how to have safe sex, or that you can contract and STD by giving oral sex, having anal sex…etc, they are simply just taught not to have any kind of sex, period.
So I guess my question to you is: Do you support 'Abstinence Plus' education, or 'Abstinence Only'?
OMG look at those p-values, so statistically significant!
jake has come through for me before, I fully suspect he is just trying to find all his clothes and finishing up breakfast
OMG look at those p-values, so statistically significant!
So …
Stick in her but and p?
Kn.
When one person suffers from a delusion, it is called insanity.
When many people suffer from a delusion, it is called religion.
Not true, how do you think lawyers are born?
haahh thats a good one ima have to borrow that…
:beer:
I personally have no issue with teaching kids abstinence. Makes sense when taught in conjunction with additional sexual education. This is usually referred to as 'Abstinence Plus' education.
I have an issue with 'Abstinence ONLY' education, which is being promoted in the poorer southern states by the far Christian Right. They are finding higher incidences of teen pregnancy and STIs because teens aren't being taught that IF they decide to have sex, here's how to have safe sex, or that you can contract and STD by giving oral sex, having anal sex…etc, they are simply just taught not to have any kind of sex, period.
So I guess my question to you is: Do you support 'Abstinence Plus' education, or 'Abstinence Only'?
I guess I would be in the abstinence plus crowd.
Pastor of Muppets
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