The De-Christianization of America

[guno]

As Martha Steward used to say: It's a good thing


Christianity has declined nearly twenty points since 1960 to 74 percent. And will further be marginalized in the coming decades

Gallup Politics, documenting the evolution of that consensus for over a decade, found that the majority of Americans age 35 to 55 years now consider the following behaviors a non issue: gay/lesbian relationships (54 percent), non-marital sex (63 percent), and embryo and stem cello research (59 percent) among others.

On the abortion issue, only about one-fourth believe that abortion is morally wrong and that government should pass restrictions on a women's choice

 

[PK1]

As Martha Steward used to say: It's a good thing


Christianity has declined nearly twenty points since 1960 to 74 percent. And will further be marginalized in the coming decades

Gallup Politics, documenting the evolution of that consensus for over a decade, found that the majority of Americans age 35 to 55 years now consider the following behaviors a non issue: gay/lesbian relationships (54 percent), non-marital sex (63 percent), and embryo and stem cello research (59 percent) among others.

On the abortion issue, only about one-fourth believe that abortion is morally wrong and that government should pass restrictions on a women's choice

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Looks like we're evolving intellectually.
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[Unkotare]

Troll thread after troll thread. What a waste of space.

 

[TheOldSchool]

As Martha Steward used to say: It's a good thing


Christianity has declined nearly twenty points since 1960 to 74 percent. And will further be marginalized in the coming decades

Gallup Politics, documenting the evolution of that consensus for over a decade, found that the majority of Americans age 35 to 55 years now consider the following behaviors a non issue: gay/lesbian relationships (54 percent), non-marital sex (63 percent), and embryo and stem cello research (59 percent) among others.

On the abortion issue, only about one-fourth believe that abortion is morally wrong and that government should pass restrictions on a women's choice

We still have 1/3 of the world's evangelical population, making up 25% of our population. That's plenty dangerous.

 

[Katzndogz]

Islam is growing in America especially with the massive immigration from Islamic nations. So what if gays get thrown off rooftops. If it kills Christians, it's worth a few gays.

 

[TheOldSchool]

Islam is growing in America especially with the massive immigration from Islamic nations. So what if gays get thrown off rooftops. If it kills Christians, it's worth a few gays.

^ Not sure if a dangerous evangelical, or a villain.

 

[guno]

Islam is growing in America especially with the massive immigration from Islamic nations. So what if gays get thrown off rooftops. If it kills Christians, it's worth a few gays.

You have a typical binary christian mind, to you it's either Christianity or Islam

 

[Unkotare]

As Martha Steward used to say: It's a good thing


Christianity has declined nearly twenty points since 1960 to 74 percent. And will further be marginalized in the coming decades

Gallup Politics, documenting the evolution of that consensus for over a decade, found that the majority of Americans age 35 to 55 years now consider the following behaviors a non issue: gay/lesbian relationships (54 percent), non-marital sex (63 percent), and embryo and stem cello research (59 percent) among others.

On the abortion issue, only about one-fourth believe that abortion is morally wrong and that government should pass restrictions on a women's choice

We still have 1/3 of the world's evangelical population, making up 25% of our population. That's plenty dangerous.

"Dangerous"?

??????

 

[TheOldSchool]

As Martha Steward used to say: It's a good thing


Christianity has declined nearly twenty points since 1960 to 74 percent. And will further be marginalized in the coming decades

Gallup Politics, documenting the evolution of that consensus for over a decade, found that the majority of Americans age 35 to 55 years now consider the following behaviors a non issue: gay/lesbian relationships (54 percent), non-marital sex (63 percent), and embryo and stem cello research (59 percent) among others.

On the abortion issue, only about one-fourth believe that abortion is morally wrong and that government should pass restrictions on a women's choice

We still have 1/3 of the world's evangelical population, making up 25% of our population. That's plenty dangerous.

"Dangerous"?

??????

Yes. Those people would have us passing laws similar to those in Iran and other theocratic governments if they could.

 

[RodISHI]

As Martha Steward used to say: It's a good thing


Christianity has declined nearly twenty points since 1960 to 74 percent. And will further be marginalized in the coming decades

Gallup Politics, documenting the evolution of that consensus for over a decade, found that the majority of Americans age 35 to 55 years now consider the following behaviors a non issue: gay/lesbian relationships (54 percent), non-marital sex (63 percent), and embryo and stem cello research (59 percent) among others.

On the abortion issue, only about one-fourth believe that abortion is morally wrong and that government should pass restrictions on a women's choice

Nah, there are more moving in daily from South America, along with a few terrorist I might add.

 

[Unkotare]

As Martha Steward used to say: It's a good thing


Christianity has declined nearly twenty points since 1960 to 74 percent. And will further be marginalized in the coming decades

Gallup Politics, documenting the evolution of that consensus for over a decade, found that the majority of Americans age 35 to 55 years now consider the following behaviors a non issue: gay/lesbian relationships (54 percent), non-marital sex (63 percent), and embryo and stem cello research (59 percent) among others.

On the abortion issue, only about one-fourth believe that abortion is morally wrong and that government should pass restrictions on a women's choice

We still have 1/3 of the world's evangelical population, making up 25% of our population. That's plenty dangerous.

"Dangerous"?

??????

Yes. Those people would have us passing laws similar to those in Iran and other theocratic governments if they could.

That is idiotic bigotry manifested as false equivalence.

 

[TheOldSchool]

As Martha Steward used to say: It's a good thing


Christianity has declined nearly twenty points since 1960 to 74 percent. And will further be marginalized in the coming decades

Gallup Politics, documenting the evolution of that consensus for over a decade, found that the majority of Americans age 35 to 55 years now consider the following behaviors a non issue: gay/lesbian relationships (54 percent), non-marital sex (63 percent), and embryo and stem cello research (59 percent) among others.

On the abortion issue, only about one-fourth believe that abortion is morally wrong and that government should pass restrictions on a women's choice

We still have 1/3 of the world's evangelical population, making up 25% of our population. That's plenty dangerous.

"Dangerous"?

??????

Yes. Those people would have us passing laws similar to those in Iran and other theocratic governments if they could.

That is idiotic bigotry manifested as false equivalence.

We've spent centuries fighting them on things like womens rights, what we're allowed to wear, who we're allowed to date, how we treat other religions, control of our sex lives, science, contraception, acceptance of minorities, gay rights, freedom of speech, etc.

Yes they are dangerous. They may come across as nice and friendly, but they'll vote against your rights every time.

 

[Unkotare]

You're nothing but a filthy bigot, as bad as any other here. Don't kid yourself otherwise. ^^^

 

[TheOldSchool]

You're nothing but a filthy bigot, as bad as any other here. Don't kid yourself otherwise. ^^^

Nope. I think they should have every right that anyone else has. I just don't believe in their efforts to take away people's rights.

 

[Unkotare]

You're nothing but a filthy bigot, as bad as any other here. Don't kid yourself otherwise. ^^^

Nope. I think they should have every right that anyone else has. I just don't believe in their efforts to take away people's rights.

No spin changes your obvious, irrational hatred.

 

[the_human_being]

As Martha Steward used to say: It's a good thing


Christianity has declined nearly twenty points since 1960 to 74 percent. And will further be marginalized in the coming decades

Gallup Politics, documenting the evolution of that consensus for over a decade, found that the majority of Americans age 35 to 55 years now consider the following behaviors a non issue: gay/lesbian relationships (54 percent), non-marital sex (63 percent), and embryo and stem cello research (59 percent) among others.

On the abortion issue, only about one-fourth believe that abortion is morally wrong and that government should pass restrictions on a women's choice

This is hardly news. It has been know for about two thousand years.

 

[RodISHI]

Old School would rather have women forced to dress like this

Rather than not be able to go into work like this

Such oppression is not acceptable.

 

[JakeStarkey]

Mainstream Christianity is not oppressive.

Anti-Godism is oppressive.

 

[PK1]

Mainstream Christianity is not oppressive.

Anti-Godism is oppressive.

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It's only oppressive if your freedom of choice is negatively impacted.
Otherwise, ignore the BS.
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[JakeStarkey]

Mainstream Christianity is not oppressive.

Anti-Godism is oppressive.

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It's only oppressive if your freedom of choice is negatively impacted.
Otherwise, ignore the BS.
.

Religion cannot interfere with your public choice. If it offends its private world, it can exclude you.