LGBT, Society, The Church & the Bible

Over the last half century or more we have been introduced to a way of thinking that is no longer based upon fact and reason. Young and old alike arebeing educated today to believe that there are no absolutes. They are being told that truth (right and wrong) is only in the mind of the individual andnothing is any longer absolute. There is no longer a standard of right or wrong that is absolute for all people. They are being instructed that our valuesystem today is better than it was in the past because we have become a more tolerant society.It is an indisputable fact that this generation is setting new records for dishonesty, disrespect, sexual promiscuity, violence, suicide, drugs, etc.. Thereason for this is quite simple. Most today do not believe in absolutes. They have lost sight of an absolute standard of right and wrong. Truth hasbecome nothing more than a matter of taste and morality has been replaced by individual preference. In other words, you may believe that something iswrong for you, but others must decide whether or not it is wrong for them. Having rejected an absolute standard for right and wrong, the words of Scripture, 'There is a way that seemeth right unto a man, but the end thereof are the ways of death' (Proverbs 16:25) no longer has any real significance to many.Today the motto is: 'If it feels right - It is right.'