Just a few years ago, a philosophy professor registered his alarm at the unwillingness of America's college students to make moral judgments. As the professor recognized, this is nothing less than a moral meltdown. Well, the meltdown has spread to Hollywood. USA Today reports that a spate of upcoming movies on World War II will blur the lines of good and evil. Nazis may be portrayed sympathetically, and the motives of the Allies will be questioned.
Wars are morally complex, but World War II was a classic case of good against evil.
Those who can't tell the difference between the Nazis and their victims can't tell the difference between good and evil. Thank God the World War II generation wasn't this confused. Otherwise, we'd all be speaking German. This is Albert Mohler.