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To: abclily

Our society started changing in the 60s

California bears special responsibility for introduction of no fault divorce

Griswold and Roe v. Wade attacked our very foundation by authorizing the killing of children and the interfering with God’s plan by blocking births


24 posted on 02/17/2014 6:50:53 AM PST by yldstrk (My heroes have always been cowboys)
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To: yldstrk

Two big things that hurt Christianity in the 20th Century: the arguments of the higher critical movement from Europe and the challenges of evolution. Both ideas were never really answered in any meaningful or scholarly way and as a result they “festered” and tended to undermine the credibility of Biblical authority. They were a direct blow to the foundational ideas of the Scriptures. Both of have science been addressed but when the answers were needed they went missing in action.


32 posted on 02/17/2014 7:05:55 AM PST by Lake Living
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To: yldstrk

Society started changing with the nihilism of Europe after WWII and the “modernization” of the Roman Church culminating in the disgusting Vatican II.
The Church had always stuck to their guns when it came to traditional morality because priests were men with strong visions of right and wrong, and the will to shame those living immorally. Not now. We’re all psychological now. I sin, and I know damn well what my sins are, but it’s tough to find a confessor who will do his job.
Where are the prophets like days of old, sent to change the hearts of the Jewish people?


33 posted on 02/17/2014 7:07:54 AM PST by steve8714 (I love the early House Party movies. I'm whitey McWhite. So sue me.)
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