A few years ago, I wrote The Columbian expressing my concern about the New Normal Ethic, which was published. My thesis was that if Americans adopted this ethic, it would put America on the slippery slope toward hedonism. Are we there yet? It seems that many Americans accept and allow convenient truth to supplant conventional truth. Again, I ask are we there yet? I don’t know, I am just asking.
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Letter: Ethics are changing
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