Many experts answer this question with two words: Alfred Kinsey.

Considered the father of the sexual revolution, Alfred C. Kinsey was a zoologist from Indiana University whose interest in the field of sex research was anything but accidental.

A committed atheist, Kinsey was determined to undermine the traditional moral climate of America and pave the way for the widespread acceptance of all kinds of perversity, including pedophilia and bestiality.

In this book, written by award-winning correspondent Susan Brinkman of Philadelphia�s Catholic Standard & Times, you will learn:

• How Alfred Kinsey presented as "normal" data he collected from incarcerated sex offenders, criminals and prostitutes.
• Which of today's most popular notions about sex are based on Kinsey's flawed conclusions, such as that children are sexual from birth, 10 percent of the population is homosexual and sexual promiscuity is normal.
• That Kinsey engaged in criminal experimentation on children and used "data" he collected from some of the world's most notorious pedophiles to arrive at his conclusions.
• How the American Law Institute incorporated Kinsey's research into the Mode Penal Code of 1955, resulting in greatly diminished penalties for sex crimes.
• About the unholy union of Kinsey, Playboy, and Planned Parenthood in the creation of today's sex education curriculum in many of today�s schools.

Kinsey's flawed science has seeped like a toxic waste into every facet of our lives. Learn how you can fight back and undo the damage caused by Kinsey and the sexual revolution in your family, your schools, and your country!

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By Susan Brinkman
 based on the research of Dr. Judith Reisman

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