#ken ham

The secular (which means anti-God, as there is no neutrality) education systems of the entire world are, by and large, teaching generations of students that science has supposedly proved the universe and all life (including humans) arose by natural processes. Naturalism is atheism.

Students are largely indoctrinated to believe that astronomical, biological, geological, and anthropological evolution are fact. As a result, increasing numbers in each generation believe the Bible is not a true book of history but is a book of mythology.

The more people believe that there is no God and that they arose by natural processes, the more they will build a worldview consistent with this belief.

The best way to summarize their worldview is to apply this verse of Scripture to their situation: “In those days there was no king in Israel. Everyone did what was right in his own eyes” (Judges 21:25).

In other words, when people reject the absolute authority of God’s Word, ultimately anything goes regarding their worldview. Right and wrong are a matter of their subjective decision. As a result of such a worldview, we would expect to see moral relativism permeating the culture—which is exactly what we see.

This is resulting in a massive spiritual climate change, particularly in the West, that has had a predominantly Christianized worldview built on the Judeo-Christian ethic found in the Bible.