How do you value the humanity quotient? What happens when the humanity quotient goes to zero?
Since 1776, the Constitution has used Christian values in the Bible to determine the humanity quotient. But when secular society wants to eliminate Christian principles and values, then what is left?
The U.S. Supreme Court's ruling in 1963 about the separation of church and state, came with a warning. Justice Arthur Goldberg, one of the 5 liberal judges on the Supreme Court warned "against extreme interpretation of government neutrality on religions becoming a brooding and pervasive devotion to the secular and a passive, or even active, hostility to the religions.
We now have unprecedented levels of hostility against Christians, Christian values and principles that provide a civil society. How did we get to this point in society? It was through the introduction of the field of Social Psychology, and the manipulation of social peer pressure to fundamentally change American values. As Thomas Sowell said, "You have people making decisions for which they pay no price when they are wrong, no matter how high the price other people pay."
LISTEN to learn how the use of Social Psychology has changed the humanity quotient.
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