I "get" the Christian perspective on this story, but these teens need to learn birth control, not abstinence, and parents who place their sons and daughters in abstinence-only environments such as Heritage Academy's are setting their children up for possible tragedy.   Sure -- many, many teens will abstain.   But the reality is that more than a few will not.  Across the planet, among all religions, "social conservatives" who couch their views in terms of religious doctrine usually end up twisting that doctrine beyond recognition.  Christianity is about forgiveness, judgment by the Holy Father, not man, and helping others in the times of their greatest need.   See any of that doctrine in this sad story?