The Committee on Family and Social Health is a group of Chicagoland-area
conservative writers and intellectuals that was established to help inform and
educate the public on issues connected to morality and mental health. We are
currently concentrating on homosexual issues.
Symptomatic of the crisis the culture is experiencing are the following: a
high divorce rate, a high out-of-wedlock birthrate, a high teen suicide rate,
a high teen drug use rate, and a high child abuse rate.
Further indications of social dissolution are: over 49 million abortions since
1973, a sexual revolution which has normalized promiscuity (sexual
exploitation) and given rise to an epidemic of sexually transmitted diseases,
the intellectual debasement of education and culture, censorship in the media
and higher education, fatherless homes and the feminization of poverty,
children giving birth to children, and children murdering children. These
constitute damning evidence of the phenomenal growth and success of political
liberalism and extreme moral relativism in penetrating and colonizing our
culture.
Members of CFSH have an aggressive program of sending
letters-to-the-editors to newspapers and magazines. We have publicly testified
on the "domestic partnership" ordinances before the city councils of Chicago,
Oak Park, and other government bodies. We have made presentations at area
colleges, have distributed literature before elections to inform voters, and
have appeared on radio programs to articulate conservative views on various
social and family concerns. If you know of any organizations that may be
interested in hosting one or more of our speakers please contact us.
The main section of our website contains an exhaustive explanation of why
homosexual activity is immoral, irresponsible, and illegalizeable. Such an
explanation is extremely important for the following reason: If homosexual
activity is wrong, then it is easily logical to also conclude that homosexual
"marriage" and adoptions by homosexuals and homosexual domestic partnership
health benefits and school sponsored/condoned "gay/straight" groups are also
wrong.
Why should we be concerned about homosexual issues? Why should they matter
to us?
First, because morality is the glue that holds societies together, we need
to be concerned about moral issues. Homosexual issues are moral issues. We can
and do prove that homosexual activity is wrong, is immoral.
Second, we should be concerned about homosexual issues for humanitarian
reasons. Since the "homosexual lifestyle" is so disease-ridden (as we'll
show), and since the average lifespan of a homosexual is so relatively short,
for their own sakes we should try to persuade people to avoid homosexual
activity.
Third, the negative consequences of homosexual activity are not restricted
to homosexuals (and bisexuals). Thousands of innocent hemophiliacs died of
AIDS in years past because homosexuals (and to a lesser extent bisexuals)
infected the blood supply with the AIDS virus. Now that AIDS has become so
widespread ("thanks" in large part to homosexuals and bisexuals), even some
innocent babies are born with AIDS. And besides that, the federal government
is spending roughly $12 billion annually on sexually transmitted
diseases, and state governments are spending millions more on them every
year---that's money we could be spending feeding starving children around the
world or finding a cure for heart disease or arthritis or helping low-income
senior citizens pay for expensive prescription drugs, etc. There is a public
cost for private unsafe sex. (For example, in the year 2000 the federal
government spent $1.8 billion for medical treatment of poor AIDS victims, and
spent $387.7 million on AIDS prevention programs, and spent $257 million for
housing poor and homeless AIDS victims [Chicago Sun-Times, Sept. 10, 2001, p.
5].)
And fourth, your civil rights are being threatened by homosexuals and their
supporters: rights like freedom of speech and freedom of thought. For example,
so-called "hate crime" legislation, dreamt up by modern-day Thought Police,
restricts both rights.
CFSH can be emailed to cfsh1@yahoo.com or written to at:
Committee on Family and Social Health, P.O. Box 08206, Chicago IL 60608-3932.
Thank you for taking the time to read the material on our website.