Here're some points for one to think about before quoting 2 Timothy 3:1-5 for our days, that I would like to share with you.
In 1274, Peter the Monk wrote:"The world is going through troubled times. Today's young people only think of themselves. They've got no respect for parents or old people. They've got no time for rules or regulations. To hear them talk, you think they knew everything. And what we think of as wise, they think of as foolish. As for the girls, they don't speak, or act or dress with any kind of modesty of feminine grace."
Also, a remarkable resemblance exist between 2 Tim. 3:1-5 and THE ASSUMPTION OF MOSES 7:3-10. According to Dr. Alfred Edershim, in his noted book THE LIFE AND TIMES OF JESUS THE MESSIAH, (p. 927) stated that this "book dates probably from about the year 2 BC, or shortly afterwards." He added that it "probably quoted in Jude ver. 9."
And if this is perhaps not enough, the book HONOR THY FATHER - Gay Talese, (p.335) wrote: "From an Assyrian tablet, dated c. 3000 BC, we read:"The earth is degenarting these days. There are signs civilization is coming to an end. Bribery and corruption abound. Violence is everywhere. Children no longer respect and obey their parents."