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 IT IS ALL OVER THE NEWS . . .
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MSNBC DATELINETM catches pedophiles preying on our children.1
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20% - 30% of Internet pornography consumption is by
children ages 12 - 17.2
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MySpace is being used by predators to meet and entice kids online.3
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Specific marketing strategies are being used to attract children to porn sites.4
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Portable devices such as iPods, PSPs, MP3 players, and cell phones have all been "porno-fied"!
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Parents today face new challenges in protecting their children. Maintaining God's standard for moral purity is increasingly difficult. Parents raising children in today's America struggle with two critical tasks:
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How do they protect their children from the dangers posed by Internet pornography, online predators, and other high-tech threats?
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How do they teach children God's plan for sex and marriage and equip their children and youth with practical Biblical methods to stand against the dangers and temptations of sexual sins as they grow up?
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Knights' Quest Ministries equips parents, churches, and other organizations with the practical skills to address these threats to the family, standing on a Biblical foundation.
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1 Catching Potential Internet Sex Predators" http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/9927253
2Porn Standard: Children and Pornography on the Internet”, The Third Way Culture Project, 2005
4Dick Thornburg and Herbert S. Lin, eds., "Youth, Pornography, & the Internet", Committee to Study Tools and Strategies for Protecting Kids from Pornography and Their Applicability to Other Inappropriate Content, Comptuer Science and Telecommunications Board, National Research Council, National Academy Press, Washington (DC): 2002.
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