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In response to the sexual revolution, American conservative groups laid policies to restore the lost connection between sex, reproduction and marriage and to set up education programs to reinforce the importance of confining sex to married relationships only. This approach eventually formed what would become [[abstinence only]] education.
In response to the sexual revolution, American conservative groups laid policies to restore the lost connection between sex, reproduction and marriage and to set up education programs to reinforce the importance of confining sex to married relationships only. This approach eventually formed what would become [[abstinence only]] education.
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! [[Gilbert Keith Chesterton]], essay ''“The Next Heresy”'', 1926<ref>{{cite web
|title=Chesterton and Friends
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|date= FEBRUARY 22, 2007
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|url=http://chestertonandfriends.blogspot.no/2007/02/heresys-kiss.html
|accessdate=2012-10-20
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|''“For the next great [[heresy]] is going to be simply an attack on [[morality]]; and especially on sexual morality. And it is coming, not from a few Socialists surviving from the [[Fabian Society]], but from the living exultant energy of the rich resolved to enjoy themselves at last, with neither Popery nor [[Puritans|Puritanism]] nor [[Socialism]] to hold them back … The madness of tomorrow is not in [[Moscow]], but much more in [[Manhattan]].”''
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== See also ==
== See also ==