‘”There’s a massive effort to indoctrinate children through popular culture programming.”
You are so right!
My Eldest boy was the best kid one could hope for until he started hanging out with kids (at High Shcool) who were immersed in popular culture. At 15 he turned into the nastiest, drug soaked idiot. He left school a year later. I had the fight of my life on my hands and continued to wage it using all the tools I had. Finally in his very eary twenties he snapped out of it when he was able to comprehend what he had done to me and his mother (BTW it took an almost nervous breakdown from me for him to come to his senses). Now at 23 he is undoing what those years have done to him.
His mother and I where and are the best parents he could have ver hoped for - (I didn’t believe that when we were going though all these problems) but now I know we did all we could do for him and the popular culture undermined us at every step.
The second boy turned out totally different as he is stronger and less affected by what others think.
Family is of utmost importance to society without strong family units this soceity is doomed. Is it any wonder that Satan uses his minions in liberalism to undermine the family unit at every turn.
Love your kids and be strong
Mel
I went through a similar experince with my second born. Mom was only interested in being their ‘friend’. Of course all the problems exhibited by the child were my fault. The school leadership contributed by hiding things from my wife and I. A 13 year old smoking just off campus wasn’t worthy of mention to us. Neither was their knowledge that the kid was sleeping with 19 and 20 year old adults at a friend’s house.
I won’t go into the rest, but nothing in my life made me second guess myself more than going through this. And I finally wound up walking away for my own sanity.
My first marriage and the things I experienced during the journey, make me wonder how in the heck any religious leader could help families, having never been married or raised children.
Thanks for the comments.