Mind Reaper

Man lives in a world erected by the stories that he hears, sees and tells. These stories and their messages socialize people into roles of gender, age, class, vocation, and lifestyle. Stories of the American society weave the seamless web of its cultural environment, cultivating most of what people think, what they do, and how they conduct their affairs. This has become an important issue to consider when often what people think, what they do in life situations, and how they generally behave and interact with each other is disconnected from the ethical standards once freely and proudly regarded in the social world. This moral separation is becoming more and more widespread since what is being practiced and encouraged today is not harmonious to the Christian view. Through the irresistible influences of a mass-productive, policy-driven creation, known as the television set, most assumptions about human development and intersocial relations are simultaneously rooted and misinterpreted thr...