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Moral outrage is the intersection of morality and deep seated convictions. As Americans our decision to speak out or remain silent, act with conviction or step back, will create the world our children will inherit.

Were it not for moral outrage America would be under British rule and the Emancipation Proclamation would never have been penned. Moral outrage, by its very definition, is the intersection of morality and deep seated convictions. The following are 10 reasons for moral outrage:

1. Our forefathers acknowledged our creator God in the Declaration of Independence, but we are forbidden to acknowledge him in our public schools.

2.Our entertainment industry glamorizes sexuality yet is held unaccountable despite the rising rate of out-of-wedlock teenage pregnancies.

3. Moral relativism continues to reign in our public schools even though a nation reaps the results of such relativism with unprecedented greed on Wall Street.

4. 39.8 million people live below the poverty line in America -- over 14.1 million of them are children -- yet close to 100 billion pounds of food is wasted each year.

5. There have been over 50 million abortions since Roe vs. Wade became the law of the land with the vast majority being for no other reason than simple birth control.

6. Darwinism is taught as fact while Creationism is excluded from the American classroom.

7. More Christians were killed for their faith in the 20th century than in the entire history of Christianity.

8. A cross erected in 1934, at a WWI memorial site in the Mojave Desert, is currently at the center of a debate over whether or not its presence violates the Constitution.

9. The Ten Commandments have been taken from our court houses.

10. The community of faith is, in large measure, quiet and complacent.

It has been said that all that is needed for evil to prevail is for good men to do nothing. Ultimately we will be judged not by our titles or bank accounts but by something far more sacred. Future generations hang in the balance. Whether we speak out or remain silent, act or step back will create the inheritance we bequeath.

10 Reasons for Moral Outrage - FOXNews.com
 
1. Our forefathers acknowledged our creator God in the Declaration of Independence, but we are forbidden to acknowledge him in our public schools.

The founding fathers were preachers of deism. Any historian or Constitution scholar will tell you this. Deism is the belief that there is a God, but he only had hands in creating the universe, and let things run by themselves.

2.Our entertainment industry glamorizes sexuality yet is held unaccountable despite the rising rate of out-of-wedlock teenage pregnancies.

Has been happening long before Victorian or German pornography.

3. Moral relativism continues to reign in our public schools even though a nation reaps the results of such relativism with unprecedented greed on Wall Street.

Riiiiiiiiiiight... and how have that changed since the feudal system under the "Divine" rulers and lords? Humans are fundamentally greedy. Hell, even the Bible, the Torah and the Qu'ran recognize this.

4. 39.8 million people live below the poverty line in America -- over 14.1 million of them are children -- yet close to 100 billion pounds of food is wasted each year.

Corporate America. Fox is part of it.

5. There have been over 50 million abortions since Roe vs. Wade became the law of the land with the vast majority being for no other reason than simple birth control.

"vast majority" is unproven.

6. Darwinism is taught as fact while Creationism is excluded from the American classroom.

Separation of State and Church.

7. More Christians were killed for their faith in the 20th century than in the entire history of Christianity.

Prove it. What about inter-Christian warfare (ie. Catholicism versus Protestantism) or Christian prosecution of muslims and Jews in pre-1940s world? Must I remind them how other religions were treated during the Crusades and Spanish Inquisition-- in which, many of the prosecuted by Christians are Jews?

8. A cross erected in 1934, at a WWI memorial site in the Mojave Desert, is currently at the center of a debate over whether or not its presence violates the Constitution.

Unaware of this. Going to research it.

9. The Ten Commandments have been taken from our court houses.

While the laws are based on Juedo-Christian values, we have already moved past the point where we don't need them as the basis of society. In fact, many of the "commandments" are actually laws that are practiced world-wide regardless if they are of Abrahamic religion or not.

10. The community of faith is, in large measure, quiet and complacent.

Minority are always outspoken.
 
I just realized...

Moral outrage is the intersection of morality and deep seated convictions. As Americans our decision to speak out or remain silent, act with conviction or step back, will create the world our children will inherit.

Were it not for moral outrage America would be under British rule and the Emancipation Proclamation would never have been penned. Moral outrage, by its very definition, is the intersection of morality and deep seated convictions. The following are 10 reasons for moral outrage:

1. Our forefathers acknowledged our creator God in the Declaration of Independence, but we are forbidden to acknowledge him in our public schools.

2.Our entertainment industry glamorizes sexuality yet is held unaccountable despite the rising rate of out-of-wedlock teenage pregnancies.

3. Moral relativism continues to reign in our public schools even though a nation reaps the results of such relativism with unprecedented greed on Wall Street.

4. 39.8 million people live below the poverty line in America -- over 14.1 million of them are children -- yet close to 100 billion pounds of food is wasted each year.

5. There have been over 50 million abortions since Roe vs. Wade became the law of the land with the vast majority being for no other reason than simple birth control.

6. Darwinism is taught as fact while Creationism is excluded from the American classroom.

7. More Christians were killed for their faith in the 20th century than in the entire history of Christianity.

8. A cross erected in 1934, at a WWI memorial site in the Mojave Desert, is currently at the center of a debate over whether or not its presence violates the Constitution.

9. The Ten Commandments have been taken from our court houses.

10. The community of faith is, in large measure, quiet and complacent.

It has been said that all that is needed for evil to prevail is for good men to do nothing. Ultimately we will be judged not by our titles or bank accounts but by something far more sacred. Future generations hang in the balance. Whether we speak out or remain silent, act or step back will create the inheritance we bequeath.

10 Reasons for Moral Outrage - FOXNews.com

... this whole post is teetering on the topic of religion.

:nono:
 
There are older people in every generation that think that the next generation is less "proper." For me, being around young people give me hope and inspiration. There are some great kids out there. Of course, you're not going to hear about them on Fox News.
 
There are older people in every generation that think that the next generation is less "proper." For me, being around young people give me hope and inspiration. There are some great kids out there. Of course, you're not going to hear about them on Fox News.

Couldn't agree with you more. Contact with my students keeps me looking at things from a fresh perspective. I have some really bright, ethical, and free thinking students. But Fox News doesn't report on them.:giggle:
 
In the early 20th century, a woman seen pregnant in public would have caused moral outage.

Divorce was scandalous.

Women showing legs were considered whores.

A woman without an escort was looked down.


So, does anyone want to go back to those times?
 
In the early 20th century, a woman seen pregnant in public would have caused moral outage.

Divorce was scandalous.

Women showing legs were considered whores.

A woman without an escort was looked down.


So, does anyone want to go back to those times?

I wouldn't mind going Amish, if that what you're asking...

What you got against the Amish?
 
yah

the Amish am always wondering what they are up to so quiet and all....

sometimes I wake up in the night, the Amish, the Amish, oh wait I am getting

mixed up that is Amy, Amy....
 
There are older people in every generation that think that the next generation is less "proper." For me, being around young people give me hope and inspiration. There are some great kids out there. Of course, you're not going to hear about them on Fox News.

Originally by Socrates :"The children now love luxury. They have bad manners, contempt for
authority, they show disrespect to their elders.... They no longer
rise when elders enter the room. They contradict their parents,
chatter before company, gobble up dainties at the table, cross their
legs, and are tyrants over their teachers."

Really attributed by Plato to Socrates.
 
If I ever yell "hey, kids, get off my lawn!" I'll know that I've officially gone around the bend. :laugh2:
 
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