Drug abuse and preoccupation with sex--the ‘Two Sisters’
The excesses of sinful people alone can imagine a war between biology and ideology. Only those obsessed with some new wave of the latest mind candy, cavorting as an ideology dare to believe that an ideology can win against the rock-solid world of biological science.
As children we imagined we were cowboys, Indians, pilots, and soldiers, kings, and princesses, but then came the end of the play and real life came back into focus.
Millions around the world are now bringing themselves back into reality where it is well known that men cannot become women, and women will never be men.
The Apostle Paul told the believers to grow up.
“When I was a child, I spake as a child, I understood as a child, I thought as a child: but when I became a man, I put away childish things.” (1Co 13:11)
The world around us is gearing up for conflict, war, and economic upheaval--wake up America while you still can. Play time is about to end. Time to grow up.
Both drugs and hyper-sex promise an end to troubles, drudgery, and dullness, but both give a short-lived relief. The only remedy for the influx of more raw reality is the renewed pursuit of more drugs or more sex. It becomes a lifestyle, and in many instances, it becomes an end to life itself.
But the sisters are twins in that they share one thing in common. They are both endowed with a special gateway into their world of endless indulgence.
A little pot smoking, a few pharmaceuticals from the medicine cabinet and for some the gate just cracked open. Those who sell these gateway drugs often are hooked up with those who sell the hard drugs. They are never far apart.