VisionRootRichard and Kevin KC” Christian, primary candidate for West Virginia Governor, discuss the benefits and efficacy of character and abstinence-centered education for youth. They dive into the process for forming an Urban Life Training Chapter in your local community. Kevin shares about the importance of putting base desires in check while looking forward to a successful marriage and future.
Link for forming an Urban Life Training Chapter: https://www.urbanlifetraining.org/index.php/chapters
Joe Earley, primary candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives in West Virginia, discussed how the continued upward spiral of outside of wedlock births drives all types of societal problems.
Joe discusses the deleterious effect of unfettered internet access on our children, and much more.
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Jack Hefestay and Richard discuss the root cause of societal decline, the breakdown of the family. Richard presents a practical plan to tackle this issue.
Jack and Richard discuss the current dynamic of discussing God in the public square.
Richie Robb and Richard Urban discuss the importance of focusing on the cause of societal problems, which is family breakdown. In West Virginia, about one in two children are born outside of marriage.
How can generational change occur?
Could part of the solution be banning cell phones in schools?
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Guest Michael Marshall discusses how Montgomery County Md. makes LGBTQ indoctrination mandatory. LGBTQ books are included in English lessons for grades as young as pre-school. Since these are not part of the Family Life Education classes, parents are not notified and are not allowed to opt out their children.
This has caused an uproar from a diverse group of parents across the county.
What is the deeper meaning behind the destruction of the iconic Francis Scott Key Bridge near Baltimore, Maryland? What is the real pillar of the United States of America?
What is behind the push to indoctrinate young public school children to reject their biological sex?
What can we do about this indoctrination?
What is the role of the church in this problem?
See the movie here: https://www.theepochtimes.com/epochtv/gender-transformation-5280005
Louisiana, Arkansas, Virginia, Utah and Montana have all passed laws requiring pornography sites to verify the age of users. We need that too, here in West Virginia.
Pornography has negative effects on those addicted, affecting their future marriages and relationships with real women. It also creates a culture of sexual objectification of women, and promotes “rape culture”.
See this article in Politico.
Richard describes the disconnect between talking about societal breakdown and the cause of societal breakdown, which is the decline of two-parent families. With nearly 50% of all births in West Virginia (and elsewhere) coming outside of marriage, it is no wonder that schools are filled with out of control youth.
What is the solution?
A revolution of abstinence-centered education, looking forward to successful marriage as the goal.
See also: Richard Urban: Solving Today’s Problems with a God-centered and Abstinence-Centered Worldview
The following letter appeared in the Spirit of Jefferson newspaper on June 21, 2023
I am writing about the new ordinance that prohibits performances for children that depict nudity or sexual conduct.
First, this is a common sense ordinance. Are the opponents of this ordinance saying that it is acceptable and good to depict nudity and sexual conduct for children?
I also want to discuss the June 14 column in the Spirit of Jefferson, “One man’s journey with Christian faith, politics and the LGBTQ+ community,” by Stewart Acuff quoting from John Mason extensively.
First, I am very sorry to hear about his sexual abuse as a child. I think more focus should be given on preventing sexual abuse of all types. Married families with a father and mother are the safest place for children. For instance, children living with a mother and her boyfriend are 11 times more likely to be sexually, physically, or emotionally abused than children living with their married biological parents.
Although about 2.5 percent of the male population is homosexual and almost all child abuse is by men, one third of all sexual abuse is against boys. That means the small percentage of the population that is homosexual men commits one-third of all child abuse involving boys.
Regarding “Jesus is a mystery”, the Bible makes clear in Genesis 1: 27 that God created us male and female. Also, trying to say that Matthew 19:12 promotes gender fluidity is a stretch, to say the least. Traditionally, this verse is taken to mean that most people should marry rather than burning with sexual desires as a single person.
I would also like to address the argument in the editorial, and also given by others testifying before the county commission that this law violates the spirit of the state motto of “All Mountaineers Are Free”.
No, it does not. Freedom requires responsibility. Just because we are free to concealed or open carry a firearm in West Virginal does not mean that we can shoot it any time we feel like it. Carrying a firearm requires utmost responsibility. Likewise, the use of our sexuality requires utmost responsibility. Just because humans are capable of public displays of sexual behavior in front of minors does not mean that it is acceptable to do so.
I would like to make one more point about those who have non-traditional sexual proclivities. The first legally recognized “non-binary” person in the United States, Jamie/James Shupe said “it’s not about gender identity; it’s about abnormal paraphilic sexual desire.” Paraphilic means having sexual desires that “are persistent and recurrent sexual interests, urges, fantasies, or behaviors of marked intensity involving objects, activities, or even situations that are atypical in nature.”
So, in Shupe’s case, identifying as transgender was a ruse for his paraphilic sexual desires.
In conclusion, the law championed by Commissioner Krouse is a good one. We should focus more on preventing sexual abuse of all kinds. Sexual displays in front of children can be seen as one type of abuse.