THE BLOOD OF JESUS CLEANSES YOU FROM ALL SIN AND GUILT (1 JOHN 1:7).
JESUS IS THE DELIVERER!!
SINS OF THE ANCESTORS
ABNORMAL SEXUAL BEHAVIOR
PORNOGRAPHY
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. SEXUAL HEALTH CRISIS
1. GROWTH OF MAJOR STD's
2. HUMAN PAPILLOMA VIRUS
3. INFECTIOUS ORGANISMS
4. STD STATISTICS
5. WORLDWIDE STATISTICS ABOUT WOMEN
6. REFERENCES
2. SINS OF THE ANCESTORS
1. PREFACE
2. THE KALLIKAK FAMILY
1. Martin Kallikak, Sr.
2. First Family Has An Honorable Marriage
3. Second Family Has A Dishonorable Union
3. THE JUKES
1. Max Juke
2. First Generation
3. Second Generation
4. Third Generation
5. Fourth Generation
6. Fifth Generation
7. Sixth Generation
8. Growth of Sins
4. REFERENCES
3. ABNORMAL SEXUAL BEHAVIOR
1. SEXUAL DEFINITIONS
2. REFERENCES
SEXUAL HEALTH CRISIS
GROWTH OF MAJOR STD's
In 1970 there were 2 major sexually transmitted diseases (STD's). The U.S. population was 205 million. The number of STD's reported to public health was 692,870 or about one out of every 300 Americans. The STD's were bacterial and curable.
In 2000 there were 25 major STD's. The U.S. population was 275 million. 70 million Americans had a viral, incurable STD, 45 million with herpes and 25 million with HPV, or about one out of every four Americans. 19 million become infected with one or more STD's each year with about half life-long infections. For every unwed teenager who gets pregnant in 2000, 10 teenagers will get an STD.
HUMAN PAPILLOMA VIRUS
Today the most prevalent STD is the human papilloma virus (HPV). There will be 6 million new cases of HPV in America this year. 99.7% of all cervical cancer worldwide is caused by HPV. 5,000 American women will die this year from cervical cancer. HPV can be spread by skin-to-skin contact. Condoms cannot protect against infection with HPV. More women die each year from HPV/cervical cancer than from HIV/AIDS.
INFECTIOUS ORGANISMS
At least 25 infectious organisms are transmitted through sexual contact. The eight most common include: Curable (bacterial) STD's: Chalamydia, Gonorrhea, Syphilis and Trichomoniasis. Incurable (viral) STD's: Genital Herpes, Human Papilloma Virus (HPV), Hepatitis B and Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) / AIDS. Other diseases are caused by STD's.
STD STATISTICS
1. More than half of people will have an STD at some point in their lifetime.
2. The estimated number of people living in the US with a viral STD is over 65 million. Every year, there are approximately 19 million new cases of STD's, some of which are curable.
3. Each year, one in four teens contracts an STD.
4. One in two sexually active persons will contact an STD by age 25.
5. One out of 20 people in the US will get infected with hepatitis B (HBV) some time during their lives. HBV is linked to chronic liver disease, including cirrhosis and liver cancer.
6. It is estimated that as many as one in five Americans have genital herpes, a lifelong infection. With more than 50 million adults in the US with genital herpes and up to 1.6 million new infections each year, some estimates suggest that by 2025 up to 40% of men and half of women could be infected.
7. Over 6 million people acquire HPV each year, and by age 50, at least 80% of women will have acquired genital HPV infection.
8. Cervical cancer in women is linked to high-risk types of HPV.
9. At least 15% of American women who are infertile can attribute it to tubal damage caused by pelvic inflammatory disease (PID), the result of an untreated STD.
10. There are almost 3 million new cases of chlamyda each year.
WORLDWIDE STATISTICS ABOUT WOMEN
Over 84 million women have been genitally mutilated to date; this is called female circumcision. Two million are raped each year. There are 200 million battered women in the world. Twenty-three percent of all married women are battered, and that number grows by 15 million women per year. (Have you been mutilated, raped or battered?)
Women make up 70 percent of the world's poor, and 75 percent of the world's sick and disabled. Women work 62 percent of all the working hours and receive 10 percent of the world's income. They only own 1 percent of the world's property and make up 35 percent of the paid labor force.
There are 950,000 ordained clergy in the world and 50,000, or only 5 percent of them, are women.
SINS OF THE ANCESTORS
PREFACE
Two genealogical studies prepared for non-religious purposes will clearly prove the curses that come from the sins of the ancestors. You could also call this the spiritual law of the generations.
These stories clearly show the effects of the sins of the ancestors and how the descendents are cursed for generation. You can see the pattern repeating generation after generation.
THE KALLIKAK FAMILY
Martin Kallikak, Sr.
Martin's origin was good English blood, middle class, with both parents feeble-minded; from him came 41 matings, 222 feeble-minded children, and ONLY 2 normal children.
First Family Has An Honorable Marriage
From it came 496 descendants, all normal, 3 listed as degenerates, 2 alcoholics, and 1 sexually loose. All the legitimate children married into better families in their state and became: colonial governors, doctors, lawyers, judges, educators, traders, landowners, and respectable citizens. Among them was found: no feeble-mindedness, no illegitimate children, no immoral women, no epilepsy, no criminals, and no keepers of houses of prostitution. Of the 496 descendants, only 15 children died in infancy, 1 case of insanity, 2 victims of habitual drunkenness, and 1 sexually loose.
Second Family Has A Dishonorable Union
At the close of the War of Independence, the father, Martin, Sr., went to a pub to celebrate the end of the war. There in an inebriated state, he intercoursed a woman who was loose and feeble-minded. An illegitimate son (bastard), Martin, Jr., was born. Of that son, Martin, Jr., there were 480 descendants. Only 46 were found to be normal, 36 were illegitimate, 33 sexually immoral, 24 confirmed alcoholics, 3 epileptics, 82 died in infancy, 3 criminals, and 8 keepers of houses of ill fame. Of this large group some 1146 offspring were birthed; there were 262 feeble-minded, 197 considered normal, and 581 undetermined. (Did you come from an honorable or dishonorable family?)
THE JUKES
Max Juke
Max, was a hunter, fisher, hard drinker, jolly and compassionate, adverse to steady work, and became blind (probably due to syphilis). Origin was middle class Dutch.
Of those 1200 descendants there were 280 paupers, 140 criminals, 250 arrests and trials, 140 years of imprisonment, 60 habitual thieves, 7 murderers, 50 common prostitutes, 40 syphilitic women, 400 men contracted syphilis, 40 wives contaminated, 440 total contaminated by syphilis, 300 children died prematurely, and 50 illegitimate births. In 75 years the family of 1200 members cost the state $1,308,000.00 in costs in the early 1900's.
Now let's study the influence of the sins from generation to generation:
First Generation
Max, blindness, probably due to the syphilis.
Second Generation
Effie, no information.
Third Generation
Name not recorded, harlot, married her cousin, not industrious.
Fourth Generation
Four Males: SON - illegitimate son, at 30 on relief, went to prison, able bodied, full health - in poor house. ANOTHER SON - at 22 on relief, at 44 breach of peace, jail at 49, in poor house rest of life. ANOTHER SON - in poor house at 23 and remained there rest of life. ANOTHER SON - at 24 on relief, assault and battery at 33, habitual drunk. DAUGHTER - harlot, poor house at 23, kept brothel, contracted epilepsy, married second cousin. DAUGHTER - harlot, birthed illegitimate son, a licentious vagrant, married second cousin. Note: In this generation all offspring show profound stress with characteristics of the ancestral father, Max.
Fifth Generation
Seven Males and Ten Females: MALE - Laborer, syphilis, jail numerous times, petit liar, assault and battery, poor house most of life. MALE - cohabited, killed at war. MALE - at 21 on relief, jail vagrant, soldier in rebellion. MALE - bricklayer, at 19 on relief, jail, married cousin. MALE - at 7 in poor house, was abandoned. MALE - soldier in rebellion, incurable syphilis. MALE - not industrious, temperate. FEMALE - harlot, illegitimate child. FEMALE - harlot at 21. FEMALE - deserted at 13. FEMALE - deserted at 11, dead at 14. FEMALE - deserted at 9. FEMALE - harlot, incurable syphilis. FEMALE - reputable character, NOTE: This is a female child given up for adoption. FEMALE - died at young age. FEMALE - harlot. FEMALE - harlot, not industrious.
Sixth Generation
Nine Males and Fourteen Females: MALE - on relief. MALE - attempted rape, dangerous man, unmarried. MALE - deserted at 8. MALE - incurable syphilis, assault and battery, jail. MALE - intemperate, lazy. MALE - industrious, soldier at 21, good reputation, NOTE: a child deserted who was adopted. MALE - dwarf, double jointed. MALE - intemperate, married cousin. FEMALE - harlot. FEMALE - reputable. NOTE: one of the children deserted then adopted. FEMALE - died of syphilis. FEMALE - harlot, could not read or write. FEMALE - incurable syphilis, died of same. FEMALE - harlot, incurable syphilis, incurable drunk, kept brothel. FEMALE - incurable syphilis, harlot. FEMALE -harlot, incurable syphilis, lazy, kept brothel. FEMALE - harlot, incurable syphilis, vagrant. FEMALE - good reputation, NOTE: a child deserted, later adopted. FEMALE - blind, on relief at 27 for rest of life. FEMALE - harlot, relief at age 31.
Growth of Sins
Note the profound growth of the sins of the forefathers as each generation progressed. It started out with two people creating a bastard and touched the lives of 1200 descendents in six generations.
The only descendants listed as reputable and good citizens were three females and one male, and they were among those children deserted who later were adopted into reputable families. Marrying blood relatives is incest.
Note that creating a bastard touched the lives in more ways that just creating more bastards. Some of the problems created were sexual diseases, prostitution, incest, laziness, welfare, prison, crime, alcoholism, brothels, illiteratesy, wanderers, rebellion, abandonment, death and liars. Is this the pattern in your family? If so, then there is the curse of incest and/or the bastard with other related sexual sins there.
REFERENCES
Our Globe and How to Reach It by David Barrett and Todd M. Johnson, New Hope
Sexually Transmitted Diseases in America: How Many Cases and at What Cost?, American Social Health Association
REFERENCES
The Kallikak Family by H.H. Goddard, Macmillian Company
The Jukes - A Study of the Relation of Crime, Pauperism, Disease, and Heredity in the 1900's by R.L. Ragsdale, G.P. Putnam and Sons
REFERENCES
The Kallikak Family by H.H. Goddard, Macmillian Company
The Jukes - A Study of the Relation of Crime, Pauperism, Disease, and Heredity in the 1900's by R.L. Ragsdale, G.P. Putnam and Sons
ABNORMAL SEXUAL BEHAVIOR
SEXUAL DEFINITIONS
1. Heterosexuality - People who form sexual relationships primarily (not good) or exclusively (very good) with members of the other gender. (You can't be married and also have sex with the same gender.)
2. Homosexuality - People who form sexual relationships primarily or exclusively with members of their own gender.
3. Bisexual - The capacity to feel erotic attraction toward or to engage in sexual interaction with both males and females.
4. Transsexual - A person whose gender identity is different from his or her anatomical gender.
5. Transvestite - A person who is sexually stimulated or gratified by wearing the clothes of the other gender.
6. Gay - People who form sexual relationships primarily or exclusively with members of their own gender.
7. Lesbian - A homosexual female.
8. Masturbation - Stimulation of the genitals when no one else is around.
9. Bisexuality - Forming sexual relationships with other members of either gender, although not necessarily at the same time.
10.Prostitution - The practice of selling sexual stimulation or interaction.
11.Voyeurism - Obtaining sexual arousal by observing people without their consent when they are undressed or engaged in sexual activity (peeping toms).
12. Exhibitionism - The act of exposing one's genitals to an unwilling observer to obtain sexual gratification.
13. Fetishism - Obtaining sexual excitement primarily or exclusively from an inanimate object or a particular part of the body.
14. Sexual Fetishism - Obtaining sexual excitement primarily or exclusively from an inanimate object or a particular part of the body.
15.Zoophilia - Engaging in sexual activity with animals.
16.Sexual Sadism - The intentional infliction of pain or humiliation on another person in order to achieve sexual excitement.
17. Sexual Masochism - The attainment of sexual gratification through the experiencing of pain and humiliation.
18. Necrophilia - Sexual arousal and/or activity with a corpse.
19. Klismaphilia - Erotic pleasure derived from enemas.
20. Lewdness - Sexually unchaste; inciting to lust or debauchery.
21. Telephone Scatologia - Lewdness.
22.Urophilia - Sexual arousal associated with urine.
23.Apotemnophilia - Sexual arousal associated with stump of an amputee.
24. Coprophilia - Sexual arousal associated with feces.
25. Coprophagia - Sexual arousal derived from eating feces.
26. Pedophilia - Sexual contact between an adult and a child (homosexual or heterosexual).
27.Toucheurism - Characterized by a strong desire to touch the breast or genitals of an unknown woman without her consent. Often occurs in conjunction with other paraphilia.
28. Frotteurism - Approaching an unknown woman from the rear and pressing or rubbing the penis against her buttocks.
29.Sexual Asphyxia - A blending of various aspects of masochism, fetishism and transvestism.
30.Rape - Forced sex with an individual.
31.Gerontophilia - Deviate practice of male sexual attraction to older persons of the opposite sex for sexual gratification.
32.Pyromania - Obtain sexual stimulation or gratification while viewing the flames and destruction of building.
33. Bestiality - subsequent attainment of sexual gratification by sexual contact with the animal or mutilation of it.
34. Air Embolism - Blowing of air into the vagina during pregnancy.
35. Aspiration of Semen - Fellatio with the erect penis during homosexual activity.
REFERENCES
Sexual Interactions by Albert and Elizabeth Allgeier, D.C. Heath and Company
Medicolegal Investigation of Death by Werner U. Spitz and Russell S. Fisher, Charles C. Thomas Publisher
Important Information for Blood Donors by Our Lady of the Lake Blood Bank
Complete Home Medical Guide, The Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, Consumers Union
Internet Filter Review, Statistics
The Effects Of Pornography On Individuals,
Marriage, Family And Community by Pat Fagan