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Christian-fragility disease infected Trump’s base - 26058344 reply to 26055448
How does the majority of founders being Christian make the Constitution a Christian document established to govern a Christian nation? It makes no sense. There is nothing about being a Christian in the US Constitution.
Anyway if that white protestant majority of founders proves it was the founders intent to create a white Protestant Christian nation then it’s obvious now that they have failed:
The vast majority of the Founders were openly Christian and many were ministers,
How does the majority of founders being Christian make the Constitution a Christian document established to govern a Christian nation? It makes no sense. There is nothing about being a Christian in the US Constitution.
Anyway if that white protestant majority of founders proves it was the founders intent to create a white Protestant Christian nation then it’s obvious now that they have failed:
The latest data from the Pew Research Center puts white Christians at just above 40 percent of the population, with nonwhite Christians accounting for another 25 percent, people who practice a non-Christian faith representing a little less than 10 percent, and Americans who don’t identify with any religious tradition rising to 25 percent (up from 17 percent only a decade ago).
Given younger generations’ religious preferences, the unmistakable trend line is that Christians—particularly white Christians—will continue to shrink as a share of society, while the share of Americans who don’t ascribe to any religious faith will grow. According to the nonpartisan Public Religion Research Institute’s latest findings, among adults younger than 30, fully 36 percent don’t ascribe to any religious faith, and another 6 percent belong to a non-Christian religion; white Christians account for less than three in 10 of this group, only slightly more than the share of nonwhite Christians (just over one in four).
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