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- Why Promote Chastity?
Why are some people so upset about sex education? Do they prefer ignorance?
- Is Chastity a Medical Issue?
Isn't this just a matter of opinion? Are there any real data on medical consequences? (This is a long file)
- Chastity: An Idea Whose Time Has Returned
It makes a lot of sense, so why is it not popular among the trend setters?
- SIECUS President, Debra Heefner, unintentionally reveals the results of its philosophy.
Letter to a Professor of Pediatrics about a lecture in which no one challenged obvious absurdities.
- Talk to Teens
A short talk I give at the end of the 12 year physical, with variations, usually with a parent in the room.
- Touch
Touch is a basic human need. It not the same as sex. Confusion on this subject increases our problems.
- Totally Teen
An HMO came out with a guidebook for teens. Unlike previous efforts, they emphasize that sex should wait, but only say "until you are ready." Why the reluctance to say "marriage?"
- Testimony Regarding Absolute Confidentiality For Teens Regarding Their Medical Care: Minnesota House Committee by Ross Olson The idea that teens need absolute confidentiality in their medical care sounds reasonable but has serious unintended consequences
- Testimony Regarding Absolute Confidentiality For Teens Regarding Their Medical Care: Minnesota Senate Committee by Ross Olson Proponents of confidentiality claim to have the same goals for the teens as the parents, but they are either deceived or deceiving regarding the plotters and schemers with a different agenda.
- Testimony in favor of parental notification was not well received. by Ross Olson Proponents of confidentiality did not really nt to listen to opposing opinions.
- Testimony Regarding Comprehensive Sex Education given at the Minnesota Senate and House, March 2007 by Ross Olson Proponents of comprehensive sex education promote the myth that abstinenence education does not work and assume both that all teens will become sexually active and that with information, thay will "do the right thing."
Testimony Regarding Comprehensive Sex Education given at the Minnesota Senate and House, March 2008 by Ross Olson Comprehensive sex education is often pornographic, portrays condoms as safe, produces perverse peer pressure to do the wrong thin, leads young people to think that a series of broken relationships will have no consequences and is backed by a misguided utopian vision of complete sexual freedom without guilt
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