Let’s not speak about Cornell University but every other institution of higher education in the world. When it comes to sexuality, not only are civil laws being broken that ends up in rape, sometimes gang rape, due to heavy drinking, use of drugs and reckless abandon when it comes to some people’s favorite pastime and recreational sport—having sex and sex of any kind and any place, but God’s laws, first and foremost are being disobeyed, ignored and mocked.
And let’s not forget those who are unknowingly drugged for this purpose both of which are against their will—never mind the drug culture which is being glorified today also.
Let us not forget the glorification of the soft-core and hardcore porn culture promoted by the entertainment industry and most social or online media that includes rape whether real or simulated.
Can you imagine any bishop, priest, deacon, religious or lay catechist going into any sort of university setting and declaring the truths of Humanae Vitae, chastity before marriage and within marriage, modesty in dress, make-up and demeanor and saving oneself for marriage, marriage that is between one man and one woman and for a lifetime? They would become laughing stocks and seen as out of touch and out of date.
And let’s not forget to teach that to those who claim the ideologies of the radical LGBTQ+++ activists who seldom if ever speak about same sex or same claimed gender debauchery that often leads to rape including gang rape.
Chastity, modesty and Humanae Vitae apply to them too.
Let’s begin with God’s laws and make sure civil laws support and enhance God’s laws and the protection of everyone from rape and gang rapes.
Let’s start with respect for human beings, no matter the gender they claim, respect for God’s laws and civil laws and respect for the human beings from the moment of conception through natural or accidental death.
If a person does not respect the life of a child in her mother’s womb, why should anyone respect the life of a person even if intoxicated, even if that intoxication is self-induced let alone foisted onto them?
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Other than a few Fraternity and Institute Priests online, I don't think I've ever heard a Priest talk about modesty, for women or men. Consequently it's very common for Catholic women to walk around dressed like street walkers, even at Mass, completely unaware their souls are in grave danger.
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