a term the illusion of having universal meaning. Second, society is bereft of a Biblical context. It has become so man-centered that Christian viewpoints are ridiculed. Adults who cite Scripture or God as a reason for action or belief are depicted by the media as close-minded fanatics or unsophisticated simpletons.
CBL:What, in your mind, could be done to halt this downward trend by those in responsible spiritual positions?
JUDY:There are two things. First is prayer. We need revival, especially among those in leadership. Second is a concerted effort to reach the youth and new believers inspiring them to love the Word of God. People must see that the Bible has inspired creative and practical responses to dreadful social and moral problems such as William Wilberforce's fight against slavery, Elizabeth Fry's prison reforms, and George Muller's orphan houses.The Bible is no less powerful today.