Reviews of The Outrage of Amoral Sex Education                                      Pastor David Carson, British Church Newspaper, 24 November 2006 

As a former Director of Public Health, Dr Williams is well qualified to write a book such as this.  

This book is a record of the shameful way that the children of the nation have been subjected to pornographic indoctrination under the guise of sex education. The mantra of so-called safer sex permeates the whole sex education industry and is responsible for the shocking increase in promiscuity, venereal disease, teenage pregnancies and abortions. It is not pleasant reading but it is most necessary that parents, especially Christian parents who send their children to state schools, should be aware of what vile indoctrination their children are being subjected to. 

Even more alarming is the approach of CARE (Christian Action, Research and Education) to sex education. It is little better than its secular counterparts and is a sad reflection of how low standards have fallen within the professing church. 

Although the contents of the book are not pleasant to read I strongly recommend that Christians should avail themselves of the information contained therein and then take resolute action to voice their opposition to what amounts to institutionalised child abuse that has taken root in our schools and other public bodies. 

Pastor David Carson 

Review by Denise Pfeiffer, British Church Newspaper, 24 November 2006 

Most parents have little idea what their children are being taught about sex and sexual issues whilst at school. Approached from a Christian perspective, The Outrage of Amoral Sex Education lifts the lid on the shocking propaganda that is being perpetuated by those determined to sexualise our children and in doing so, it leaves no stone unturned. 

Written by Dr ES Williams, former long term Director of Public Health, this excellently written, well-informed book is presented in an easy to read style that will shock, outrage and disturb. Many readers will be in disbelief on discovering what is really being disseminated in the classroom under the guise of sex education as Dr Williams thoughtfully questions the true motives behind what is being taught. 

How many parents are aware that, behind closed doors, courtesy of state-funded sex propagators such as the Family Planning Association, Brook and Marie Stopes, young children are being encouraged and driven to talk frankly, lewdly and explicitly about sex? How many are aware that organisations with vested interests and ulterior motives have taken marriage and chastity out of the classroom vocabulary and replaced such concepts with a liberal agenda in which anything goes as long as it ‘feels right’ or as long as the child wears a condom? 

Dr Williams presents such evidence in a clear, compelling and concise manner, using shocking extracts from the sex educators own pamphlets and posters to illuminate his points in vivid detail. 

Far from being a positive force, sex education is presented as a negative, corrupt and hostile form of brainwashing that encourages and coerces children to break down their natural boundaries, inevitably leading on to the epidemic in sexually transmitted infections and underage pregnancies we see today. Indeed, having read the book, readers will be left in no doubt that their children are in danger of becoming pawns in a modern day classroom horror story from which many will never recover. 

Once read, this is a book that no parent will forget. The compelling evidence within its pages is shocking to the core. This is a must-have for every parent who truly cares for their child’s physical, mental and emotional welfare. At a time when parental rights are being rapidly eroded, we no longer have an excuse to remain uninformed and uneducated about our child’s education. 

Denise Pfeiffer, BSc Hons

Review of Outrage of Amoral Sex Education

Metropolitan Tabernacle, New Books, Spring 2007

    Dr Ted Williams, a former Director of Public heath for Croydon, has issued another alarm about sex education in schools, but this is rather different from his much larger Lessons in Depravity. That book surveyed in a more scholarly way the history of sex education in the UK, whereas The Outrage is an eighty page, bold, punchy review fare more suited to general reading. Its contents are a shocking unfolding of what is currently going on (under government policy), with the blatant promotion of promiscuity, the use of dirty language (to take away all respect and fear of sexual activity as anything sacred or special), and non-stop amoral counsel. Parents as a whole have little or no idea what their children are being brainwashed to think.

    This is an area of education long ago high jacked by unelected, unknown humanists who now strip our national life and culture of all respect, reverence, caution and moral responsibility in sexual relationships. We applaud Dr Williams for making his case so simply and effectively in this book, and hope that it will be extremely widely read, and passed on to other parents, met, for instance, at the school gate or through Sunday school work.

    If parents generally were better informed there could even be a tidal wave of protest that would shake and caution local authorities about the use of materials from the utterly disgusting societies that now dominate the sex education scene