Most students don't need to sneak around to see soft pornography -- they just have to show up to class! In
a world where sex education is as graphic as it gets, kids are being introduced to adult subjects from an earlier and earlier age. This generation of teenagers is growing up with both television so explicit it makes their parents blush and an Internet that's the closest thing to a 24-hour free peep show. It's no wonder that more teenagers are coming of age in a culture where pornography is not only accessible -- but acceptable. Politicians and athletes who would have been disgraced by sexual scandals just a few years ago are quickly forgiven and rewarded with television contracts, new campaigns, or big name sports endorsements. Adult entertainment, once confined to magazines and videos, is flourishing in the dark corners of technology where young people spend most of their time.
For college students, the use of pornography is especially problematic. Away from home and surrounded by friends, co-eds are incredibly susceptible to an addiction that can destroy their education, their relationships, and their future.
On July 17th the Family Research Counsel hosted a webinar featuring Dr. Pat Fagain's lecture,
Porn in the Dorm: The Impact of Pornography on College Campus Life. You can watch the webinar here--
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How to Stay Christian in College
By J. Budziszewski / NAV Press
College campuses are overtly hostile to the Christian faith, and many Christian students give in to defeat. But Professor J. Budziszewski will help prepare you and your parents for the challenges you will encounter, and how to successfully overcome them.
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