In past generations, you could tell the difference between right and wrong. Those differences were clear. It was right to stay loyal to your spouse, stay married and raise a family. It was wrong to sleep around and cheat on your spouse. As modern culture and ‘progressive’ (I actually consider it regressive, but these people often label things backwards to confuse people) thinking seeps in those clear differences are not so clear anymore. Right and wrong to many progressive thinkers is about what makes people feel good and ‘self-actualized’. ‘Right’ becomes what helps them feel better about themselves. Wrong becomes anything that separates, draws distinctions, or identifies acceptable and non-acceptable behaviors. If you take a stand against affairs, you are labeled as ‘divisive’ and called a ‘hater’.
The progressive thinkers often limit the scope of their thinking to the present generation. They do not consider how ‘if it makes you feel good’ type of approach impacts their children, grand-children and beyond. The progressive mindset is selfish, plain and simple. Although it is selfish, those clinging to it call anyone who speaks out against it as ‘selfish’. If you fight for your husband or wife, you are seen as ‘selfish’ since you do not want to share them or want them to be ‘happy’.
This kind of twisted thinking and word games often makes dealing with affairs challenging. If you feel confused and twisted, there is a reason for it. The progressive mindset, which seeps in like sewage, poisons the thinking of those afflicted with it. They no longer see right and wrong in clear terms. They also may not be open to listen to anyone who takes moral stands. They may see you as a kill-joy, since you do not play nice with their twisted thinking and friends.
Don’t worry, you are not the one going crazy. The moral environment in today’s society is confused and twisted. Trying to be ‘accepting’ and non-judgemental will open you up to compromise after compromise after compromise until you loose your morals, your spouse and your family.
Best Regards,
Jeff Murrah
