When morals are imposed from the outside by indoctrination they don't stick quite so well as the ones that we come up with ourselves.

The Evangelical Christian Fundamentalist penchant for domination of the individual with the dogma of the collective creates moral weakness not strength. After all, what will they do when they think no one is looking? (And sex, for those of you who don't know, normally happens when no one is looking.) Also, many of these people grow up to try to find caveats and try to rationalize their transgressions, and create an exception for themselves, thinking it is the rule that is important not the principle.

And then, should these people ever begin to think for them...

When morals are imposed from the outside by indoctrination they don't stick quite so well as the ones that we come up with ourselves.

The Evangelical Christian Fundamentalist penchant for domination of the individual with the dogma of the collective creates moral weakness not strength. After all, what will they do when they think no one is looking? (And sex, for those of you who don't know, normally happens when no one is looking.) Also, many of these people grow up to try to find caveats and try to rationalize their transgressions, and create an exception for themselves, thinking it is the rule that is important not the principle.

And then, should these people ever begin to think for themselves what will happen to all those morals supported by nothing more than rigid indoctrination?

Obviously, their method for teaching their children values has some very serious flaws.