Financial crisis or loss of values?

paigetheoracle · 10-21-2008, 01:03 PM

The West has become morally bankrupt - this preceded the financial crisis and is the reason pumping more money into 'the corpse' won't bring it back to life. Schools that don't teach, hospitals and nursing homes that don't care about their patients came before the financial corruption that made it all 'official'. More money won't bring back the heart into this society, only loving service will and that has gone because this is the way society/ individuals grow and decline in old age: Youth has it together (see Indigo thread for my reply) old age is disillusioned and falls apart because of this. These are the processes at work - hence only new life can overcome old death (creationism overcomes entropy). Religion is dead, science is not enough and communion with reality has ended in selfish pursuit instead (The empty rocket falls to the ground, having got this far by holding together as a team and exploding in elements that went their own spectacular ways: The party is over...).

10-21-2008, 01:03 PM	#1
paigetheoracle Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Scotland Posts: 23	Financial crisis or loss of values? The West has become morally bankrupt - this preceded the financial crisis and is the reason pumping more money into 'the corpse' won't bring it back to life. Schools that don't teach, hospitals and nursing homes that don't care about their patients came before the financial corruption that made it all 'official'. More money won't bring back the heart into this society, only loving service will and that has gone because this is the way society/ individuals grow and decline in old age: Youth has it together (see Indigo thread for my reply) old age is disillusioned and falls apart because of this. These are the processes at work - hence only new life can overcome old death (creationism overcomes entropy). Religion is dead, science is not enough and communion with reality has ended in selfish pursuit instead (The empty rocket falls to the ground, having got this far by holding together as a team and exploding in elements that went their own spectacular ways: The party is over...).