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Indifference to Moral Principles

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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Oct 17, 1900

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 26, No. 42.

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Indifference to Moral Principles

Indifference to Moral Principles.—One of the worst signs of degeneration to-day is the utter indifference to moral principles. Public men commit open, shameless, gross transgressions of moral law, which a few years ago would have aroused a nation, and are scarcely reproved. If successful or wealthy or powerful, their conduct is practically justified. When gross, open, shameless sins do not startle a people, how can God impress them with deeper, finer, spiritual truths? And what in such a condition is to prevent utter and eternal ruin?