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Which do the authors hold?
{ 1 } - Since the United States is a predominantly Christian country, most sex education values today promote Christian values rather than those of secular humanism.
{ 2 } - Most parents today have the correct view of sexuality based on a true understanding of God's gifts and their own stewardship.
{ 3 } - Parents have a natural role as principal sex educators of their children.
{ 4 } - Not many parents suffer from the predominant influence of a hedonistic and individualistic secularism.
{ 5 } - Effective sex education is primarily medical, not spiritual and ethical.
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Which do the authors hold?
{ 1 } - Since the United States is a predominantly Christian country, most sex education values today promote Christian values rather than those of secular humanism.
{ 2 } - Most parents today have the correct view of sexuality based on a true understanding of God's gifts and their own stewardship.
{ 3 } - Parents have a natural role as principal sex educators of their children.
{ 4 } - Not many parents suffer from the predominant influence of a hedonistic and individualistic secularism.
{ 5 } - Effective sex education is primarily medical, not spiritual and ethical.
See p. 313.
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Which do the authors hold?
{ 1 } - Since the United States is a predominantly Christian country, most sex education values today promote Christian values rather than those of secular humanism.
{ 2 } - Most parents today have the correct view of sexuality based on a true understanding of God's gifts and their own stewardship.
{ 3 } - Parents have a natural role as principal sex educators of their children.
{ 4 } - Not many parents suffer from the predominant influence of a hedonistic and individualistic secularism.
{ 5 } - Effective sex education is primarily medical, not spiritual and ethical.
Rather they think many parents suffer from an incorrect, distorted view of Christian values.
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Which do the authors hold?
{ 1 } - Since the United States is a predominantly Christian country, most sex education values today promote Christian values rather than those of secular humanism.
{ 2 } - Most parents today have the correct view of sexuality based on a true understanding of God's gifts and their own stewardship.
{ 3 } - Parents have a natural role as principal sex educators of their children.
{ 4 } - Not many parents suffer from the predominant influence of a hedonistic and individualistic secularism.
{ 5 } - Effective sex education is primarily medical, not spiritual and ethical.
See p. 313.
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Which do the authors hold?
{ 1 } - Since the United States is a predominantly Christian country, most sex education values today promote Christian values rather than those of secular humanism.
{ 2 } - Most parents today have the correct view of sexuality based on a true understanding of God's gifts and their own stewardship.
{ 3 } - Parents have a natural role as principal sex educators of their children.
{ 4 } - Not many parents suffer from the predominant influence of a hedonistic and individualistic secularism.
{ 5 } - Effective sex education is primarily medical, not spiritual and ethical.
See p. 313.
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Which do the authors hold?
{ 1 } - Since the United States is a predominantly Christian country, most sex education values today promote Christian values rather than those of secular humanism.
{ 2 } - Most parents today have the correct view of sexuality based on a true understanding of God's gifts and their own stewardship.
{ 3 } - Parents have a natural role as principal sex educators of their children.
{ 4 } - Not many parents suffer from the predominant influence of a hedonistic and individualistic secularism.
{ 5 } - Effective sex education is primarily medical, not spiritual and ethical.
See p. 313.
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