Assault on Values in America

American politics is no longer about Democrats, Republicans, or Independents ...
It's not a fight between the Liberal Left and the Christian Right ...
It is about WHAT America is.

It's a war of competing ideas and worldviews. It's a conflict over beliefs and values, over the ideas that will rule society. It's about whether certain individuals are above the law or are all Americans equal under the law. It's about truth... or is truth even important? It's about the direction we want this country to go in the future. It's about the world we leave for our children. It's about what god we acknowledge or whether we acknowledge any god at all. It's about the same struggle man has gone through since the beginning of time, the struggle between good and evil.

It is a sad commentary on the American electorate that what once would have been corporately rejected is now accepted. Americans have learned to tolerate what is evil and have redefined that evil to appear good in order to appease their consciences. It's what Senator Moynihan called, "defining deviancy down." When some form of deviant behavior gets out of hand, we simply redefine it as normal and learn to live with it.

Other Americans have either become complacent, skeptical, or are outright ignorant of what is really happening. Most troubling, though, is that many Americans actually agree with what is happening and welcome it.

Rejecting a holy God in favor of a more tolerant supreme force, mankind loses all connection to something greater than himself resulting in a form of nihilism that enables him to form a god in his own image. Everything the human heart can imagine and desire becomes the ambition of life regardless of the consequences to themselves or others.

Love is exchanged for lust as traditional familes are replaced with multiple domestic partners. Homosexuality becomes the norm resulting in widespread disease and birth defects. As an increasing majority of the population becomes infected with deadly diseases, different targets of sexual gratification will become necessary and man will invent new ways of satisfying that desire. The age of consent will be lowered or outright abolished so that the yet uninfected children will become targets for ravenous sexual predators. A breed of humans might be raised in the laboratory or in another country to stock the harems of those in power and can afford it. The more technologically advanced "technoelites" will find their release in computerized "virtual" forms of safe-sex.

Crime will become so out of control that governments will enforce "crime-free" zones where politically correct communities will be pandered to with their every desire. Outside those PC communities existence will be "every-man-for-himself". Survival will be uppermost in most people's minds and they will rely on their baser instincts to overcome the challenges they are faced with. Murder, cheating and stealing will be commonplace as ruthless individuals compete for power and authority in a choatic and tyranical world.

Debauchery will spiral out of control as those power hungry people proudly invent new ways to commit wrongdoings to others.

Sound like a bunch of science fiction hooey? Much of what I just described is history. With the exception of some of the technological stuff, much of the description would describe Nazi Germany, 18th century France, or the Roman Empire prior to its fall.

Folks, this doesn't have to be the future of America. There is a better way if only we will choose it. Jesus promised a better life, a life full of abundance and joy. But, we must choose it!

If my people who are called by my name humble themselves, pray, seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin and heal their land. - 2 Chronicles 7:14.

Does the Republican Party Represent You?
The Republican party has long been considered the representative of conservativism, but does it really reflect conservative values?

Republicans and Democrats alike were conned into voting for a $700 billion bank bailout bill even though the vast majority of their constituents demanded they not support it. Presidential candidate, John McCain, painted himself as a warrior against pork barrel spending spending months traveling around the country boasting about his opposition to earmarks and pork-barrel spending and vowing to veto such spending, yet he voted for $100 billion of pork in the mortgage-bailout bill including tax breaks for: rum producers in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands; producers of wooden arrows used for children's toys; film and television producers; Indian tribes; railroads; "Domestic Production Activities" in Puerto Rico; and auto-racing tracks.
Some Republicans opposed an effort within the RNC to cut off funding for candidates who support partial-birth abortion. John R. Kasich said, "The Republican National Committee from Washington should not try to dictate what public officials across the country are going to support. We are a pro-life party, but I don´t think we ought to go forward with that."
Many Republicans joined their liberal counterparts in an effort to pass a piece of Clinton's Nationalized Health Care Plan, legislation that extends big government reach into our lives and controls yet another American industry. As a matter of fact, the legislation containing the largest tax increase in American history was sponsored by a republican, John McCain!
Where are the pro-family messengers speaking out about taxing middle and low income families to enrich lawyers? Where are the family friendly voices pointing out the hypocrisy of replacing the marriage penalty tax with a larger tax increase?

"Sometimes we wonder if Republicans don´t have a secret suicide wish. That´s the only way to explain why this GOP Congress seems eager to hand the nation´s trial lawyers two epic political victories. Senator John McCain´s tobacco-tax bill promises to turn a passel of plaintiffs´ lawyers into billionaires. As if that´s not enough, House Republicans Greg Ganske and Charlie Norwood are proposing to open up previously exempt parts of the health care economy to liability suits. If a Democratic Congress tried to do anything at all like this, Republicans would be rending their garments on the Capitol steps." -The Wall Street Journal

Emerging from the Republican party are neoconservatives such as William Kristol, the founder of the Project for the New American Century. Neoconservative influence on American foreign policy became central with the Bush Doctrine of preventive war, which held that the United States should depose foreign regimes that represented a potential or perceived threat to the security of the United States, even if that threat was not immediate.

Devaluation of Life
America's Godly Heritage
The Separation of Church and State
Religious Discrimination
Your money, my money, their money
A Nation of Characters

Stand Up For America
The Homosexualization of America
They Want Your Children!
The Feminist Movement
The New Age/Environmental Gospel
National Endowment for the Arts