Is it time to have the Talk with your child?

What are you supposed to say?

Teens and young adults can survive the sexual battlefield of our anything-goes culture, say the Vollottons. With parental support, kids can overcome the power of peer pressure. The Vallottons say the dilemma of our sex drive is not impossible. It offers us the opportunity to later give the person we truly love a wonderful gift that we had to fight for. Something of value. Something of worth. What’s that? Their virginity, given up on their wedding night. The Vallottons say we can harness passion in a way that can actually start a new revolution. It’s a revolution that can set people free from exploitation and the myth of “anything goes,” while freeing us from the path of hurt and pain.

What are you supposed to say?

The Vollottons say we shouldn’t adopt a legalistic view that portrays our loving God as an oppressive killjoy. We also should avoid the mentality of the uptight religious Pharisee. Teens need to understand they can preserve their trophy of purity intact so that they can present it to their lover on their honeymoon night. The mission of the Vollottons’ Moral Revolution “is to inspire a revolution that redefines the post-modern mindsets of the global masses resulting in a culture that favorably views virginity, the marriage covenant between a man and a woman, moral purity, and values the dignity of women, men and children,” say the authors.