As religion and faith are being driven out of the public square, the Judeo-Christian ethical foundations that have sustained our country since its beginning, are being lost and are being replaced with a humanistic amorality, a self-centered, pragmatic indifference that will ensure that our moral compasses will fail to point us in the right direction in the future.

Summary

This quote emphasizes the concern that the decline of religion and faith in public spaces has led to the erosion of the ethical foundations that have historically guided our country. It suggests that these Judeo-Christian principles have been replaced by a societal focus on self-interest and pragmatism, resulting in a lack of moral direction for the future. The quote highlights the importance of religious and moral values in shaping a society's moral compass and raises apprehensions about the potential consequences of separating religion from the public square.

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