The Bosque Boys

Hi Gardener
An interesting and challenging post.
Humanity i general and Christians in particular do not seem to be able to strike a balance with regard to our appetites and our morality. There seems to be no end to our ability to strain at gnats or to swallow camels.

While I tent to agree that our current social mores’ are more out of balance than when we were young, or when our parent were, I do think that the strict sexual morality needed to heed Lewis's point that God is not a prude, and neither should his children be. I also think that the meat and starch and buttered/baconed, overcooked (canned) vegetable crowd would benefit physically (and morally) from a more balanced and honest attitude to eating.

This evening I was struck by another parallel of upside downness - My daughter wanted to bake some cookies "before Mom and Grandpa got here"

Of course like any sensible person baking cookies she wanted to eat some cookie dough. And of course I followed the modern parent's rule book regarding no raw eggs ever.
I would not, however, follow the other chapters of the modern parent's rule book - The one you hear quoted frequently of late that says that "sexting" is just what teenagers do - not something wrong"

Of course like any sensible person baking cookies she wanted to eat some cookie dough. And of course I followed tha modern parent's rule book regardijg no raw eggs ever.
I would not, however, follow the other chapters of the modern parent's rule book - The one you hear quoted frequently of late that says that "sexting" is just what teenagers do - not something wrong"

I note that some are more upside down than others
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