The unprecedented savagery of schoolyard and playground violence and the increasing incidence of juvenile sexual escapades have the pundits stammering incoherently.

They mumble about the effects of television and gun ownership and a host of other peripheral items, but they carefully skirt around the core issue.

If we teach children (and adults) that they are nothing more than evolved animals, we shouldn't be surprised when they behave like animals.

If humans are simply one evolved species among many, and if transient human opinion is the final arbiter of truth and moral behavior, and if there is no transcendent righteous judgment hereafter; what then is this funny thing they call "appropriate behavior? '

If we are not more important than animals, how can killing one's classmates be "less appropriate" than stepping on a scorpion?

If this life is all there is, and if the cosmos is doomed ~o eventual extinction, howls a child to assimilate the deeper meanings of life and living?

What "logic" tells him he should sacrifice for the common good when the common good is ephemeral and eventually doomed no matter what?

The truth is, our children are victims of the noxious effluvia emanating from the philosophical concoctions of humanists and evolutionists.

God's word is the ultimate source of whatever works to the common good in our system of morals, ethics, and law. As we permit humanist logic and cultic superstition to pervert God’s laws, we suffer the consequences in cultural and social breakdown.

Evolutionists prostitute legitimate science to support their case. For example: Contrary to the official evolutionist line, God’s word preceded all of the so-called ancient wisdom literature. They are mere plagiarisms of God’s word revised to suit the vested interests of the pagan gurus of their day.

As Christians, we cannot claim to be superior in any sense of the word.

We can only claim to have placed the burden of our individual imperfections upon our Savior God.

We look to His eternal word for moral guidance instead of looking to the changing tenets of humanism and evolutionism.

We do our best to pursue our vocations, whether lay or professional, in light of the eternal verities of scripture. We do our best to uphold the Judeo-Christian traditions of our forebears who built a great civilization and passed it on to us in good faith.

We teach those transcendent values to our children that they may advance the good works of those who came before.

Evolutionists and cultists, and religionists who pervert the truth of God's word, ridicule us publicly. Humanists and evolutionists in our school systems and other institutions are united in their denial of the truth of God's word. If we don't speak out now, our craven dereliction will return to haunt us down the road. There will be a final judgment.