I usually keep my mouth shut but this time is an exception. I don't know a lot about the bible but from a non-religious point of view here is my thought. People were doing bad things and this guy thought "Hmmm. This is just wrong. These people don't have any morals." So he goes away and then comes back with some moral laws. I think they were called the 10 commandments. Now if every one went along with the 10 commandments every thing would be great.
So then we have laws set by the government. Do they work? Not always. How do we handle that? Make more laws and go back to the start of this paragraph. Now we have the family unit. This is only as strong as the oldest living parent. You have a mother and father that have a sole responsibility to take care of their children. They are to teach them how to live under the rules of "God", government, family, and society. If the mother and father have less than desirable morals then the children will be the same or worse and vice versa. The children make their own family units and they try to teach their children the same things they were taught. Sometimes they do better and other times they do worse. Still nothing seems to be solved. If we look at society then once again all the rules change. To many times you morals are affected by the people around you. Call it peer pressure if you want or just weak minded. If you are around people that have strong morals then you usually go their way and the same with people with less than desirable morals. If we look at all of this together this is what we find. A girl none of us know does what almost every one thinks is horrible. Now the laws of society say we need to blame and judge her. The laws of the government say she is innocent until proven guilty. The laws of God say she will get what God thinks is right. And the family tries to figure out where they went wrong. So now what do we do as a society? We say that she must be some godless hussy with out any morals and that the family should have sent her to a better school that spent more time doing the job of God, government, family and society then teaching her how to read and write. My point is that the only person to blame when things like this happen is the person that did it. Otherwise we confuse the issue and try to take the school, family, government and God to court for not doing their part. Ok I'm done now and will go back to work. Phillip Broussard ______________________________________________________________________ Your ad could be here. Monies from ads go to support these lists and provide more resources for the community. http://www.fusionauthority.com/ads.cfm Archives: http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/ Unsubscribe: http://www.houseoffusion.com/index.cfm?sidebar=lists
