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dzheremi
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See, here is a great illustration of what is wrong with this kind of thinking: The people crying the loudest about the loss of religion in public life see it in places where it most likely never was. So even the loss, or the fact of the loss (whether there ever really was this time when we were “more Christian” that we have been slowly or quickly sliding away from since 19XX or 18XX or 17XX) is a matter of the personal feelings of the person least likely to trust objective sources. So it is that Maryland is named after the Virgin (even though its not), the Founding Fathers were Christians (even though many or most weren’t), Bibles are illegal in schools (even though they’re not), etc. The sky is falling, and we need our Mommy, the state, to hurry up and protect our religion before it withers and blows away like a dried up leaf under the pressure of all the nasty secularists and atheists and non-Christians who just live to kill us and are waiting for the proper legal sanction (sure to be granted any day now, since we are now apparently living in an anti-religious society) to do so.
It’s a scary world out there, in some people’s heads.
It’s a scary world out there, in some people’s heads.