Surrender Management: Relative Morality

This writing states that the future of our successful society is intrinsically predicated on the outcome of our culture wars. The book touches on the nature of good and evil, the making of American general moral values, and the evolution of a multi-cultural America. It analyzes the growth of moral tolerance and how it continually pushes the limits, as well as the emergence of active secularism and moral relativism.

Many are the frightening questions we inevitably face: Will we continue to deny the poor credible police protection in their neighborhoods, adequate representation in our courts, and humane treatment in our prisons?  Will the battle over homosexual marriage and the rights of bisexuals morph into a debate over polygamy?  Will the argument over late-term abortion grow into a debate over how human is a baby in the first few months of life?  Will this generation of Americans continue to borrow and spend until only a bankrupt state is inherited by our children?

Intelligent people disagree on the causes and solutions to our dilemmas, or if there are any. Yet, Dostoyevsky's words continue to resonate with me: "If there is no God, everything is permitted."

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