A recent feature article in a national paper was titled "Marriage Lesson One: Divorce," followed by the drophead: "Finally, reality is kicking in: most relationships do not last forever. We need to learn to deal with the real world."
Another feature explained "why we're on the run from commitment." Finally we read that "lesbian affairs are the cause of more marriage breakups [in Britain] ... Because men can't understand their needs, women feel they are much better off with a woman who can."
Much of the advice doled out to the British public is pure poison. No nation can permanently survive this kind of breakdown in attitudes and behavior. Rationalizing such moral and spiritual degradation by calling it "the real world" will inevitably lead to dire consequences for any society that condones and accepts such behavior.
We desperately need to learn the other side of the story-the right side. Please request your personal copies of the two free booklets The Ten Commandments and Making Life Work. (Sources: The Independent on Sunday, The Sunday Telegraph [all London].)
