Kinsey

“Kinsey” is an effort to rehabilitate a “father” of the hellish sexual revolution who has been discredited because of his debauched lifestyle and the misinformation he spread about sex.

In Kinsey’s mind, religion and morality were the hated enemies that stand in the way of sexual freedom. Kinsey’s father is the predominant religious figure in the film, and with the exception of one scene, he is stereotypically portrayed as overly strict, mean spirited and anti-sex.

In Kinsey’s mind, man was merely an animal with a high degree of intelligence; and at the end of the film, in the midst of the credits, we are treated to scene after scene of animals having sex. In Kinsey’s mind, apparently no sex was abnormal; and among the types of sex that Kinsey is shown engaging in or endorsing in the film are adultery, bisexuality, homosexuality, group sex, pornography, sadomasochism, and swinging. The impression is also conveyed in the film that sexual deviations of all kinds (but especially homosexuality) are widespread.

Kinsey thought that very few people were totally heterosexual; and in one scene, the film depicts Kinsey as saying that his own sexuality had changed from primarily heterosexual to bisexual. This undermines the lie that sexual orientation cannot be influenced by environment, an environment that includes endless promotions of homosexuality in the secular media.

In the film, Kinsey is portrayed as a dedicated scientist whose research was scientifically sound. The viewer is left with the impression that his data came from interviews with a cross section of Americans. There is no indication (unless I missed something) that much of Kinsey’s data about adult sexuality came from questionable sources (e.g., prisoners). In the film, Kinsey interviews a man who molested hundreds of children, but there is no other indication (unless I missed something) that Kinsey’s data about child sexuality came from pedophiles.

Kinsey isn’t portrayed as without fault, but he is portrayed as someone who exerted a positive, rather than negative, influence on society. No mention is made in the film of the grievous harms that flowed from the sexual revolution Kinsey helped bring about harms, such as:

• Unwed teen pregnancies, abortions and single parent families

• An epidemic of sexually transmitted diseases, including AIDS

• Proliferation and “mainstreaming” of softcore and hardcore pornography

• Marriages prevented, marriages damaged and marriages broken

• Sexual abuse of children, sexual harassment, sexual assault, and rape

As I watched Kinsey, I couldn’t help comparing it to “The Passion.” Despite “The Passion’s” horrific violence, tens of millions of Americans, who glorify Jesus Christ as the God-man who came into the world to set men free from their sins, embraced the film. Despite (or perhaps because of) Kinsey’s X-rated sex, many will also undoubtedly embrace Kinsey. For them, Kinsey was a savior who labored to set people free from sexual inhibitions so that they can sin free and easy. Both men had a band of loyal followers. Both men were teachers. Both men were denounced by religious leaders of their day. Both beat death-in “The Passion…,” when Jesus rises from the grave, and in Kinsey (sort of), when Kinsey is depicted at the end of the film as being near death but then as being reinvigorated as he walks and talks with his wife in a lovely forest setting.

A remarkably dangerous movie for unsuspecting Christians

According to author and lecturer Steve Kellmeyer, “Kinsey: Let’s Talk About Sex,” is a remarkably dangerous movie for unsuspecting Christians. Mr. Kellmeyer, who has written a book on Christian sexuality, Sex and the Sacred City, was recently interviewed about the problems involved in the movie.

Q: What is the problem with this movie?

A: “The problem with this movie lies precisely in the fact that so many Christians don’t have a clear understanding of the role of human sexuality in God’s plan,” says Kellmeyer. “This movie exploits that. It is intended to portray Alfred Kinsey and the sexual revolution in the best possible light. Now, we can go on the attack against Kinsey himself, and there is certainly some usefulness in that approach. But we should be thinking about this from another direction as well.”

“For instance,” says Kellmeyer, “When we look at the five most popular novels in the last five years, the one that figures most prominently in that short list is Dan Brown’s The Da Vinci Code. And, while Mr. Brown’s historical research was terribly, one might even say viciously wrong, he did get three things right, and those three facts sold his books.”

Q: What did Brown get right?

A: “He kept re-iterating three ideas over and over,” replied Kellmeyer. “He insisted marriage is holy, sex is holy and women are to be treated as images of God. He simply substituted pagan terms for these three Christian concepts. So, instead of talking about the sacredness of marriage, he used an Egyptian pagan term, Hieros Gamos. Instead of saying women are made in the image and likeness of God, he used pagan terminology and extolled pagan goddess worship. He paganized sexuality in order to tell us something that we, as Christians, should already have known.”

“These three facts made his book tremendously popular because these three facts are true. They are, in fact, the only true things the secular culture has said about sex in the last forty years. So, precisely because he got these three facts right, he opened up an opportunity for Christians to discuss the Christian view of sex. Unfortunately, too few of us were prepared to have that discussion. Instead, we spent all our time on debunking Mr. Brown’s atrocious historical research, we attacked the book, instead of discussing what was right with it. We largely missed an opportunity to co-opt the power of the book in order to proclaim the Gospel.”

“God in His goodness has given us another chance,” continued Kellmeyer, “We have the same opportunity here that we had with Dan Brown. The Kinsey movie is, of course, a pack of lies about the architect of the sexual revolution. Kinsey was a monster, no question of it, and we know this movie will not speak about that. Now, we can attack the terrible history and that will help a few people. But the majority need more than that.”

“What this movie will do is again open up for Christians an opportunity to discuss the real role of sexuality in Christian faith and belief. It is time we became prepared to have this discussion.”

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“Our culture is awash in sexual imagery and sex as a commodity. This culture abuses who we are as persons. But precisely because sin is so rampant, precisely because the world is so jaded, grace is even more incredibly powerful. That’s what St. Paul meant when he said, “where sin abounds, grace abounds more.” We have to make people aware of the God’s positive vision of sexuality so that they can implement that divine vision in their own lives. “The Da Vinci Code”, the Kinsey movie—these are marvelous opportunities for us. We shouldn’t waste them.”

The real Alfred Kinsey (1955)

Editor’s note about the real Kinsey

For in-depth information on the true nature of Alfred Kinsey’s sinful perversions and their far-reaching results, see the books of Judith A. Reisman, Ph.D.

• Kinsey: Crimes & Consequences, The Red Queen & The Grand Scheme—describes the allegedly scientific research of Alfred Kinsey and colleagues, which largely shaped modern Western society’s beliefs and understanding of the nature of human sexuality. Today, half a century later, Kinsey’s unchallenged conclusions are taught at every level of education—from elementary school to college—and quoted in textbooks as undisputed truth.

  Incredibly, Kinsey’s research involved illegal sexual experimentation on several hundred young children. And his survey was based on a nonrepresentative group of Americans—including hundreds of sex offenders, prostitutes, prison inmates and exhibitionists. Yet Kinsey’s grotesquely fraudulent research has served as the very foundation of modern “sex science,” and his claim that one in 10 people are homosexual is central to the gay rights movement. And now comes the greatest hypocrisy of all—the pretense of providing safe-sex instructions to children while in reality advancing Kinsey’s agenda, including indulgence in high-risk lifestyles and behaviors.

  This book reveals:

  • How the most famous sex research project in history was fraudulent.

  • How official sex education doctrine in the United States is based on that research.

  • How Kinsey’s data came from pedophiles and sex offenders stimulating children as young as two months orally and manually for up to 24 hours at a time. This rivals the Nazi experiments described at Nuremberg.

• Stolen Honor—Stolen Innocence: How America Was Betrayed by the Lies and Sexual Crimes of a Mad “Scientist”—In 1948, traumatized World War II American veterans struggled to resume a normal life. Our Greatest Generation was unaware that the evil they defeated overseas had invaded their homeland with sexual libels defiling the Judeo-Christian foundation for which so many had fought and died. The (truly) mad scientist who secretly spawned this revolution was Prof. Alfred Kinsey, pervert extraordinaire and author of the famous Kinsey Reports on human sexuality of 1948 and 1953. Crammed with shocking statistics, these purportedly “scientific” volumes seemed to prove that most Americans were committing immoral, perverted and even illegal sex acts on a regular basis. Kinsey’s influence has stolen innocence from our children. According to Human Events, Kinsey’s reports are the most harmful American books of the 19th and 20th centuries. Dr. Judith Reisman has conclusively proven how Kinsey’s frauds gutted our child and family protective laws, as well as justified Planned Parenthood’s school sex education, Hugh Hefner’s pornography plague and the “gay rights” movement. The Kinsey Institute still gets millions of your tax dollars. Reisman demands a congressional investigation for Kinsey’s victims of university complicity in mass child sex abuse atrocities—employing at least one Nazi pedophile.

• Sexual Sabotage—tells the story of how the “K Bomb” was launched from a gothic limestone Indiana University building, its time-released detonation set to silently emit erototoxic radioactivity into our atmosphere—unto the generations.

  During World War II and the decades that followed, Kinsey and his Indiana cohorts sabotaged our nation by entering our libraries and schools as “sex educators”—ridiculing marriage, fidelity and chastity. They preached widespread sexual experimentation, succeeded in nationwide fraud campaigns and gutted the tough laws that kept pornography and predators at bay.

  Laying out the treacherous acts of Kinsey and company, Dr. Reisman unveils critical new insights as to where our country went wrong, and how we can and must repudiate the soul-and-body-destroying sexual anarchy Kinsey gave us in the name of “liberation.” In so doing, she says, we will reclaim the kind of noble moral character for our country—and ourselves—that is truly liberating.

  In “Sexual Sabotage”:

  • How, why and by whom Americans” traditional sexual morality has been violently subverted
  • “Sexual savior” Alfred Kinsey’s true and horrifying plans for American society
  • How and why the children of the Greatest Generation traded their parents’ traditional morality for Kinsey’s sexual immorality, believing sexual freedom was their own idea
  • The deviant fraud campaigns vetted by the Rockefeller Center and, later, Playboy
  • How billions made by the “Sex Industrial Complex” propelled pornography and the spread of STDs
  • Shocking statistics on child sexual abuse and abortion
  • Why a return to pre-'50s American morality is more essential now than ever.

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