What were you thinking about when you were six, seven, or eight years old? Maybe your main thing was getting out and playing with your friends, or maybe you were from a large family where there was something always going on. Depending also on when you grew up you might have still been allowed to have traditional fun E.G. tag, dodgeball, or red rover. This was in the time period before the fun police came, and not only ruined playground fun time, but traditional values also.
I was lucky enough to grow up in an area and era unmolested by moral decay. When I was eight years old I spent many happy hours at a local day camp singing songs, making crafts, and playing those fun games I mentioned above.
What Went Wrong?
Sometime around the early 1990's things began to change. No longer could you read Peter Rabbit; you had to slam the door on children's childhood and moral compass. In that era a book called "Heather Has Two Mommies" came out {of the children's literature closet} presenting first graders with this idea of what the future normal would look like.
That Was Then, What Now?
Not only is this agenda in our schools, on our TVs, and in music, but it is promoted as an acceptable norm. Is there hope? I believe there is, we just must trust in the one who paid the ultimate price on Calvary's Cross.
In The End
Take away "Heather Has Two Mommies", bring back dodgeball, and please pray for the generation coming up.
Ms. Gillie
1 comment:
Homosexuality is also quite dangerous. Homosexuals are at greater risk of contracting many different types of diseases and suffer higher rates of addiction, depression, domestic abuse, and suicide.
Also, please proofread your work in the future.
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