I was born in 1960 and remember the rebellion against authority that spawned from the Vietnam War. That was an unsettled time when people turned away from God and their parents, grandparents, teachers, and governing authorities. The respect for family and moral values was forever changed. Since that time, television, computers, the internet, and social media have poisoned the American family, which is now hanging on only by the prayers of the last godly generation, my parents, who are in their 80s. How did this happen so fast? Well, we are all to blame. The internet has globally broadened our reach, and local communities are no longer enough validation for young people. Teenagers look to global peer groups of people they will never meet and who may not even be real. Now, children at the age of 2 are given cell phones for entertainment and exposure to dangerous images, even …