Philosopher Stephen Law is on the warpath. Fighting back at the current fashion for Supernanny-style parenting, he argues for a more liberal approach when it comes to raising children. Melissa Benn The Guardian, Saturday June 3 2006 Article history In recent years, society has ever more sharply divided over the big moral questions. On the one side stands a powerful group of religious leaders, politicians, irate newspaper columnists, ex-lefties and penitent liberals who openly deplore the legacy of the 60s and the associated decline in everything from community to education, private and public safety to family life. On the other side stands a somewhat sheepish liberalism, its members welcoming some aspects of modernity and morality, staying mystifyingly silent on others. In terms of pure column inches, the new traditionalists almost certainly win hands-down.