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To: DoughtyOne

White Western society =approximately all of Christianity.


51 posted on 01/14/2018 2:08:36 PM PST by 353FMG
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To: 353FMG

There is a large presence of Christians in Mexico and south into Central and South America. The Catholic church has a large presence. There are other areas world-wide with protestant churches and mission efforts. The Philippines and Asia have some also. Christianity is supposedly booming in China right now.

I do believe you address a good point though, because the Christian churches as a whole in the United States are being demonized by our government and Leftists.

I’m sure the same thing is happening in Europe, so it is safe to say Christians and their institutions are under more pressure in the West all the time.

Witness the complete ban on anything Christian in our schools, and the seeming open door policy for Islam in them.

It’s just very strange to take note of.

Look at our society in the 1960s, when the Christian church was thriving. Granted, the racial problems needed to be addressed, but that society was much more safe and secure than what we have today in general.

Look at our media.

Still, trashing Christianity seems to be the guideline now.

As our nation turns from a Christian society, it’s going to get very ugly. It already is in many places.

We never used to have the killing on the streets like we have in Chicago and other places now. Kids were brought up to respect God and have at least rudimentary morals.

Some kids today have nothing going for them when it comes to morals.


52 posted on 01/14/2018 2:22:03 PM PST by DoughtyOne (A/O 01/12/18 DJIA business close 25,803.19, a 44.25% increase over the morning of 11/07/16.)
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