“Ethically Challenged”
A Washington Post article discussed a study about the honesty of high school students. According to the survey, 30% of high school students have stolen from a store. As many as 64% report that they had cheated on a test. Slightly more boys (35%) than girls (26%) had stolen.
One-fifth had stolen from a friend while 23% had stolen from a parent or other relative. Over a third had cheated on tests more than once. Perhaps the scariest result of the survey was that 93% of the students were satisfied with their personal ethics and character! Studies consistently show that the folks with the highest level of self-esteem are in jail! In this particular study, 77% believe they are more ethical than most people.
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When the church in Iaşi withdrew fellowship from a Christian, motivated largely by his lying, I emphasized to the young man that when God condemns lying (Revelation 21:8), he doesn’t make exceptions! He doesn’t make exceptions for high school students either. Let us renew our commitment to speak the truth, live the truth, and demand the same from our leaders – in the church, in the community, and in the government.
–Paul Holland
