A regular weekly topical study, dealing with the tough issues YOU face every day in a broken, dying world. A quick look around society in most any part of our world could quickly convince a person that Gephardt is right - that such a perfectionist view of morality and expectation of integrity are impossible for the average person. Society is sorely in need of integrity.
Advertisers tout it, Prestigeous schools boast of it, politicians promise it.
S trange as it may seem, integrity seems almost universally welcomed, unlike morality, over which people fight constantly. While people might argue about basic moral matters like abortion, decriminalization of homosexuality and illicit drugs, the vast majority of people are agreed in their desire for integrity - basic honesty and lack of betrayal or lies from those with whom they do business, interact socially, or reside with. People WANT it, but struggle as to what defines it, and how to acheive it.