Kinsey: Let's Talk About Sex.

• Author: Muehlenberg, Bill
• Position: Movie Review
• Pages: 70(3)

KINSEY: LET'S TALK ABOUT SEX

Reviewed by Bill Muehlenberg

Hollywood is again seeking to defend the indefensible. The release of Kinsey: Let's Talk About Sex, is another indication how out of touch Hollywood is from mainstream culture. It also demonstrates how willing Hollywood is to use its power and influence to promote radical and deviant agendas.

The film, starring Liam Neeson, and directed by a homosexual activist, is basically an attempted justification of Alfred Kinsey in particular and of the sexual revolution in general. It seeks to sanitise a man and a revolution that have caused such general damage.

Kinsey of course is the notorious American sexologist (1894-1956), whose agenda was to bring the public to the view that any and every sort of sexuality is permissible. He sought to convince us that there is no norm when it comes to human sexuality, and that we should embrace any sexual expression whatsoever.

Here are some of his theses:

* All orgasms are "outlets" and are equally valid--whether between husband and wife, boy and dog, man and man or adult and child--for in sexual expression, normal is individually determined.

* The more "outlets," the healthier the person--and beginning as early as possible is better than waiting.

* Human beings are naturally bisexual. Religious bigotry and prejudice force people into chastity, heterosexuality and monogamy.

* There is...