num_pages: 176
description: America's greatest asset was the moral superiority of its women, wrote Frenchman Alexis de Tocqueville in the early Nineteenth century. But how would he view the modern woman? The surly teenager who only wants to talk to boyfriends. Or the arrogant know it all who has no respect for elders? The scantily clad one who is continually piercing and tatooing her body? Or, perhaps the career obsessed woman who thinks motherhood is for the incompetent? Would he consider this progress? America's women have lost their way and our nations men seem befuddled as to how to help them. Sin beckons from every corner trying to reach out and destroy the lives of our precious daughters. Schools and many churches contribute to the problem instead of providing the defenses we expect of them. Can de Tocqueville's morally superior woman be resurrected? What worked for women two hundred years ago can still work today, but only if we heed His timeless instruction. It starts with taking the counsel of God seriously again. A lukewarm effort will not suffice. This will not happen overnight. This is a message that must be passed from fathers to daughters. Only then will the quagmire that engulfs our female children be defeated.
language: English
title: Prodigal Daughter
titlecomplete: Prodigal Daughter
publisher: Pleasant Word