Extramarital affairs are also a form of cheating.  Surveys reveal that a high number of married people cheat on their spouses, and many don’t feel bad about it or think it is wrong. In fact, one of the world’s top relationship experts is now saying that extramarital affairs (infidelity) can “result in good things.”  But this moral relativism clearly shows that the lowly mindset to endorse infidelity is simply trying to adapt to today’s culture, not taking into account timeless principles, emotional realities or spiritual laws.  Rather than saying “cheating on your spouse is wrong or immoral,” the message is “cheat if it makes you feel better.”  This is the “me first” mantra on steroids.  

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November 4, 2019 I love Religion because of Jesus Jorge L. Valdés, Ph.D.    I recently came across a YouTube video, "Why I hate Religions, but love Jesus," by Jefferson Bethke, which was made back in the year 2002. Not surprisingly, this video viewed over 34 million times. I mention this and recommend people see it because it highlights a lot of what the mindset of our time is. Allow me to say that I applaud Mr. Bethke for his love for Jesus and his willingness to engage in a very transparent and bold manner.  Mr. Bethke, in a poetic style, raps claims about Jesus,…

In a series of seven blogs, Dr. Valdés touches upon seven different habits people today have and which they feel no remorse for doing.

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