JOS JOURNAL OF RELIGION AND PHILOSOPHY

The paper is aimed at understanding Marxism as a developmental movement and its influences on the growing evolution of sexual orientations, especially as it leads to the attainment of social order through the education of sexual capitalism. The problem lies in the perception that world development has been on sexual conflicts and interests in the workplaces and the social forces relating to overcoming human organisational suppression, subjugation, and alienations of values based on gender discrimination. With the recognition of capitalism as a system of development, due to this conviction on the values of human relations in the production workplace and development, Marx advocates for a social economy that will benefit the people so that people will not be alienated, subjugated, and suppressed, irrespective of one’s sexuality and gender classifications. Adopting expository and phenomenological methods of analysis, the paper concludes that it is only indispensably necessary for the human society to place proper values on human labours and experiences outside the social influences of one’s sexuality through proper sexual education based on the natural law principles, that is, the promotion of sexuality education rather than sexual education that is merely limited and sectional in educating developmental values in the life of the growing individual. It is also recognised that imports of having sexual orientation for industrial efficiency and productivity are inherent in one’s creativity and innovations for the demanding productive and human relations

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