Are we living in a moral stone age?

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There is an urgency to revive moral education among Americans. Moral decay and confusion has become prevalent among American teenagers and has resulted in social and political problems. As such, educational institutions are encouraged to lead in the relearning of the American moral tradition.

Analysis, Evaluation, Americans, Moral education, Moral conditions

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Poverty and moral reform: lessons from the past

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Moral transformation through character training and the establishment of moral communities cannot effectively minimize poverty. Reformists from the past have failed in their quest to minimize poverty because of the political and policy perspectives supported by moral transformation.

Poverty

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