From CFNews: Although the explicit visual material in the 'All That I Am' sex-education programme triggers off alarms on pornography-filtering computer programmes, Archbishop McDonald is permitting the resource for primary and secondary schools to be used in mixed classes the Diocese of Southwark. 'All That I Am' is sponsored, and partly financed, by the government's Teenage Pregnancy Unit. Parents are objecting to the scheme which they call 'institutionalised sex abuse'. The Catholic Church teaches that parents' rights on sex education are 'inalienable'.
See also Catholic Mom of 10
Friday, June 05, 2009
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Is it possible that entering the ATIA system which I did although warned not to, could have blown up my computer? Or was it co-incidental? What is this trojan thing people talk about??
Well I took the same risk and seem to have survived, though I don't know. It may be the 'adult' nature of the content which causes the health warnings. I think a lot of adult sites are infected with viruses and things - people talk about computer VD!
YUK! Do I need to get tested??
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