Aaron Renn blames the 1960s. That’s when traditional morality began to decline, going from a positive thing to a neutral thing in people’s lives. Now the situation is even worse: morality is largely viewed in a negative light – with disastrous effects on people’s health and happiness. But Aaron Renn still has hope. Let’s see what he believes about rebuilding a stronger culture, where everyone can flourish.

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