[qam1]

Get used to it- this is the new wave of radical evangelism. The emerging generation will go for the jugular of societal change, and they don't give a crap about traditional sensibilities.

Considering according to their own numbers, -- 88 percent of the children raised in evangelical homes leave church at the age of 18, never to return., I would think articles like this and "radical evangelism" are having the opposite effect on the younger generation than you think it is

[Hoplite]

1) Atheist/Agnostic are ~15% of the population yet make up just 0.2% of the prison population, while Christians make up 76.5% of the general population yet 83.8% of the prison population.

Well don't you see? The majority of criminals are Atheist/Agnostics, but once it is demonstrated to them that they are accountable to someone beside themselves for their actions, they see the light and accept Jesus as their personal savior.

Which is why we should throw all Atheist/Agnostics into prison - they'll be saved, and will be glad of being incarcerated in prison in this life, rather than cast down into the lake of fire for all eternity.

We have already started training the force required to carry out this plan, and I dare say their arrival will be completely unexpected.

[ovrtaxt]

You would think mistakenly.

The most radical of this generation are usually the ones who grew up apart from ‘religion’. Whether that means they had no churchy upbringing, or their parents were Christians who didn’t act like religious assclowns- the result is the same: they love Jesus and people more than traditions and rules.