American Bloodlust: The Violent Psychological Conditioning of Today's Young People
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REVISED AND UPDATED VERSION. America is now facing the worst psychological crisis in its history. What has changed over the past fifty-sixty years that would produce such an outcome? How long will mass shootings (and school shootings) continue? Why do so many young people struggle with murderous and suicidal impulses (not to mention depression, anxiety, and same-sex attraction)? This book exposes the psychological conditioning responsible for today's mental health crisis and reveals how it can be reversed if the necessary changes are made. If you like exploring human nature and the psychological effects of a profane worldview, then you’ll love this revealing book.
CONTENTS:
Introduction
Chapter 1: The Missing Structural Necessity of Today’s Child Development
Chapter 2: Necessary Cognitive Development
Chapter 3: Intensive Parenting
Chapter 4: The Origin of Today’s Childrearing Practices
Chapter 5: Self-pity, Escapism, Loneliness and Same-Sex Attraction
Chapter 6: Social Media and Safe Places
Chapter 7: Anger, Pride, Envy and Vengeance
Chapter 8: Consumerism
Chapter 9: Stubborn Pride and Ingratitude
Chapter 10: Marriage and Envy and School Shootings
Chapter 11: Entitlement, Disrespect and the Pride of Self-pity
Chapter 12: Disrespect, Bullying, Sadism and Feminism
Chapter 13: Is Liberalism to Blame?
Chapter 14: The Breakdown of the Traditional Family
Chapter 15: Natural Laws of Human Flourishing
Chapter 16: Founding Principles for a Healthy Nation
Chapter 17: Political and Cultural Reinforcement of Envy and Entitlement
Chapter 18: Identity Politics
Chapter 19: Is There Any Hope?
Chapter 20: Concluding Thoughts
Roger Ball is a Reformed Christian writer who lives on the Florida Spacecoast. He writes on Christian theology, apologetics, psychology and culture. Contact: [email protected].
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Roger Ball is a Reformed Christian writer who lives on the Florida Spacecoast. He writes on Christian theology, apologetics, psychology, and culture. Contact: http://facebook.com/
