"... But our modern-day families have become oblivious to society's governing boundaries. We have manufactured a world of double standards, welfare-state mentality, personal rights at the expense of others, and a growing willingness to live life under the impersonal direction of bureaucratic legislation and government intervention."

"...The question to ask ourselves is do we want our children to ever know of a better time, a time when society was more cohesive.
For there was a time when you didn't have to lock your front and back doors or bar your windows, and you could safely stroll through your parks at night. There was a time when children called their father, dad or sir, and they treated their mother with admiration and respect.
There was a time when parents placed all aside to unselfishly rear their children with love and discipline. There was a time when a company was loyal to its employees and the employees responded in kind.
There was a time when we knew instinctively what was right and wrong and acted accordingly.
Yes, there was a time, a time when we lived more comfortably with the wisdom of the 'Spirit of Life'.