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timmyo
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Great question. I wish I totall knew, but I know a lot of the reasons. A great place to start is to read “The Architects of the Culture of Death”. This book came out last year and goes in to detail about all of the people of the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries who came up with all of the ill conceived “modern” political, social and religious philosophies that plague us today. The problems we are facing today are a result of people actually putting in to practice the madness that was concocted by such famous philosphers and social manipulators such as Nietsche, Marx, Freud, Sarte and Kinsey to name a few. These “great” thinkers largely rejected God, the Church, good and evil, sexual morality, beauty, you name it.
None of the ideas are new, but the actual application of these ideas began steadily in the early 20th century and then accelerated after the 1950’s into the present. These hairbrained philosphies were only held by the elite “educated” class of society until the 1950’s. Since the 1950’s, the college professors became increasingly liberal and started adopting much of the radical philosophies into their teaching. Starting in the 1950’s and 1960’s you had a great increase in college bound people in the United States. Small wonder that many of the Baby Boomers who went to college back then, turned out so liberal. This has had a trickle down affect on the rest of society and on the world as these radicals starting applying what they had learned.
That’s just scratching the surface. I believe we can’t turn around our present situation unless we understand how we got here.
None of the ideas are new, but the actual application of these ideas began steadily in the early 20th century and then accelerated after the 1950’s into the present. These hairbrained philosphies were only held by the elite “educated” class of society until the 1950’s. Since the 1950’s, the college professors became increasingly liberal and started adopting much of the radical philosophies into their teaching. Starting in the 1950’s and 1960’s you had a great increase in college bound people in the United States. Small wonder that many of the Baby Boomers who went to college back then, turned out so liberal. This has had a trickle down affect on the rest of society and on the world as these radicals starting applying what they had learned.
That’s just scratching the surface. I believe we can’t turn around our present situation unless we understand how we got here.