Why Good Kids Do Bad Things

The murder of 14-year-old Nicole Lovell has raised the attention of a nation for several reasons. All involved have a Christian background. The accused 19-year-old Virginia Tech student is a Lutheran, and she was active in teaching at a church camp. The accused 18-year-old, also a Virginia Tech student, spent 9 years in a school called Riverside Christian School in Washington state, where he was an all-state athlete. The victim, 14 years of age, was active at her Auburn Baptist Church in her hometown in Virginia. Why do “good” kids do bad things? We harken back to the Leopold-Loeb trial and discuss both nature and nurture. Does bad nurture excuse the works done by a bad and corrupt nature? We discuss the influences of the world and the devil. These are not to be ignored, as they help to explain the wicked acts that you read about on the front page of the newspaper. However, the real problem . . . is the heart.

This program includes:

1. The World View in Five Minutes with Adam McManus (Only Ted Cruz Opposes Selective Service for Our Daughters, NARAL Doesn’t Want Doritos to Humanize Babies, The CDC Wants to Protect Babies in the Womb from Conception On)

2. Generations with Kevin Swanson