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The 1960s  will be remembered as a major clash that helped  shape today’s Western society. Young people were breaking  out of the moulds that had been cast by their parents’ post-war  era. The conflict brought about significant social change all over  Western society. Western man searched frantically for a new  world, willing to risk the hardship of revolution.<p> </p> In a world full of confusing and conflicting approaches in terms  of how to view man, the Bible has the clear answer: man is  created in the image of God, and is, in this capacity, God’s vice- regent and image-bearer. However, the Christian church is by- and-large remarkably indecisive as the social  conscience of  Western society. <p> </p> The main thrust of the sixties was anti-status quo, anti-esta- blishment, anti-materialist. In the process of man’s self-deter- mination on either side of the conflict, great erosion of man’s  greatest gift occurred:  ethical distinction. The spiritual vacuum  created by anti-establishment forces led to confusion and self- destruction

The 1960s – long hair, flowers and morality mash: ethical appraisal of the clash that helped shape today’s Western society