Instead of deriving law from morality, we now derive morality from law.
In a healthy society, laws enforce morality; they do not dictate it. In America today, the opposite is true.
If the courts say we must listen to tedious obscenity – why, then we must. If the courts say that we must offer condoms to children in school, eschew prayer, tolerate any and all vileness, permit our daughters to get abortions without so much as notifying their parents, we obediently do so. Is there anything the courts cannot make us do?
I doubt it.
Recently a boy in Washington was expelled from high school. Yes. It seems the school issued him a condom, and caught him praying for a chance to use it.
(OK. It probably didn’t happen. But it’s true anyway. :)
I've always thought that
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