Sex and Censorship Debate Reflects Moral Slide
An advertisement argues freedom must serve moral standards as Australia faces a global onslaught on faith. It cites rising sex offences, births outside marriage, and increases in rape cases, venereal disease, and illegitimacy, comparing trends internationally and citing Peter Howard’s Britain and the Beast.
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Britain
British Medical Association
Peter Howard
Britain and the Beast
Heinemann
United Kingdom
Decline Rooted in Exploitation and Censorship Debate
A B M A report cites sexual exploitation and a campaign by a militant minority pushing immorality as key decline drivers. Muggeridge calls pornography habit forming while debates follow court rulings like Lady Chatterley’s Lover. Parliament, church and press urged to set a moral lead.
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Malcolm Muggeridge
Britain
John Calder
the Observer
National character and moral choice for a strong democracy
A call for national character shaping Australia as a bridge between East and West. The essay cites J D Unwin’s link between sexual restraint and social energy, with Aldous Huxley agreeing, urging a future oriented toward education, family trust, honest living, and adherence to moral laws as keys to freedom and leadership.
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J. D. Unwin
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