Remember him, the one you thought

only dressed up for parties during Halloween with the cute red costume?

If you don't think he is real,

then who do you think was the guiding influence whispering into the ears

of supposedly the best minds our country has to offer at the highest court

of the land this past week?

I am speaking of the landmark

U.S. Supreme Court decision to allow perverted porn producers to place

the pictures of children on adult bodies and call it free speech!

In the early 70s while in seminary

in preparation for the ministry, I remember many students and faculty

who would be very quick to tell you to be very careful to not make "value

judgments" on anything. If you ever made a statement that quoted

anything that, in your opinion was decent or traditional, they would be

very quick to say with scorn, "That's a value judgement!"

If you analyze that nowhere

statement, you realize that all day long, every day, that is all we do

24/7. Think about it the decision whether or not to get up in the morning,

brush you teeth, wear clothes, kiss your wife good-bye, drive a car, go

to work, obey the traffic laws, don't hit or kill the boss, behave in

marriage, love your children, love God, are all "value judgments."

My wife is an educational consultant

with her business (Head, Heart, and Hand). I mention this because I see

much of the research she does in this field. One of the statements that

really impressed me was made by Alan Tom in his book "Teaching As

A Moral Craft." He stated that teachers make an average of 150 moral

decisions a day in the classroom. Each decision is certainly a "value

judgment." Maybe those students and faculty in seminary were a little

out in left field? Very left and very far.

My loving Christian parents

taught me many lessons in life and I have tried to live by most of them.

I remember three things I was taught from them that I learned were certainly

true.

1. You never shake hands with

the devil and get a good deal.

2. You never do right by doing

wrong.

3. You never do wrong by doing

right.

In our daily lives we make

"moral value judgments" constantly at home, work, and in our

recreation and I realize that in today's society it is getting more difficult

to always do the right thing. There is, however, a greater overriding

truth by which people who love God live by. These people, in my opinion,

are the ones keeping the fabric of today's society from becoming unraveled

into one big cesspool. These are the ones who don't sell out to political

correctness, and the Jerry Springer abyss.

You were sold out by the Supreme

Court of the land last week. They gave the green light to the porn kings

who are after your children, your marriage, and the very soul of America.

What will make you want to literally throw up was that these "life

appointees" in the Supreme Court ruled that to allow the sickees

of America to practice sex on put together doctored up photos of children

and adults and call it "free speech" is beyond any reason.

What is, to me, the saddest

part is that these are the best law minds we have? Then we must change

the laws as quickly as possible. My suggestion would be to greatly modify

the lifetime appointee system and have these men and women on for four

years at best. Then go