Do you honor your ancestors?

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the three pillars of secularism:

open borders

abortion on demand

man-made global warming
 
These are my thoughts, too. Thank you. It makes it sometimes hard to deal with mixed feelings. My ancestors came from four different nations, didn’t shared culture or religion- so I can’t honor them by simply doing what they did before. I rather think of them from time to time when I cook traditional meals, hear music or remember their hardships.
 
Yes, I unfortunately agree, but despite these raisins, people from all over the world run to the West as they run from hell to рaradise.
It is the European values and faith in the new European state that raised, for example, the youth of Ukraine to the revolution and subsequently to the protection of their Fatherland.
 
The West may not notice Ukraine, but The Ukrainian revolution of dignity was Pro-European. Many young people then went to the front war zone to fight as a volunteers, because they did not put up with the arrogance of Putin’s Russia.
Among the soldiers there are educated very young guys. They left their careers, girls, some left a good job and went to war because they do not want to accept the expansionism, authoritarianism and totalitarianism of formidable neighbor.( Putin’s Russia)
And at this time, the older generation is nostalgic for the USSR, or raving about the idea of fraternal peoples. Of course often the old generation of the colonial past is the incurably spoiled generation.
 
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This topic is a discussion about the beautiful examples of the faith of past generations, and the encouragement to imitate their faith. The Holy Scripture encourages us to do this. But, I’m sorry, I touched on this issue a little bit in another direction.
Certainly past generations have excellent examples of faith and asceticism, and this generation has an easier life, but not everywhere and not always. Often, the younger generation faces the challenges that it has to solve.
Therefore, I also touched on the other side of the “conflict of generations” that happens in many societies.
 
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