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How to raise children with the strength to resist popular culture. A metaphor that offers the concept that the human soul has a character building capacity that thrives on the input of traditional Judeo-Christian values.
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Character Immunization
Character Immunization: How To Raise Children Strong Enough To Resist Popular Culture, by Michael Hayutin
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Michael Hayutin grew up in a conservatively religious middle-class Jewish home. He graduated from the University of Southern California in 1974 and South Texas College of Law in 1978. He has had the good fortune to play a major role--from diapers, to homework, to daily problem solving--in raising his two.
ENDORSEMENTS:
" In Character Immunization Hayutin deals with one of the greatest challenges of our time, how to immunize our children against the terrible corruption of an increasingly decadent culture. His suggestion of the installation of Judeo-Christian values being instrumental to that immunization is spot on. It's about time someone wrote a major work on rescuing our kids from the sewer of misogyny and sexual exploitation to which they are increasingly exposed to in the culture"
--Rabbi Shmuley Boteach, famous author, host of upcoming The Learning Channel program "Shalom in the Home"
" Moral relativism and secularism now dominate our cultural landscape. Michael Hayutin lays out the challenges parents face today in raising responsible kids with a moral compass. He also gives real life solutions and answers to these challenges. Read the book. It will help you become a better parent."
--Tim Wildmon, President, American Family Association
Excerpt
May I suggest that a character-condom in the form of a strong character immune system may be of more value to our kids than condoms of the other variety passed out at some high schools. pg.31
The capacity of this degradation to eat away at the fiber that binds good character to their souls is as real as bacteria’s ability to destroy healthy tissue. pg.34
An arrogance driven by youthful inexperience and academic hubris acts like a Petri dish growing a virulent strain of relativism. pg.36
Today’s social ills grow on a moral junk food diet that features freedom from traditional values. pg.40
The possession of a soul, a conscience, and especially free will sets us apart. pg.57
We need to follow the prescription of a daily dose of solid values education to repair the damage caused by unfiltered exposure to popular culture. pg.117
Common sense derived from experience tells us that fathers are the critical element missing in the search for aggression and violence control. pg.153
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