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The Atlantic video "We've Reached the End of White Christian America"
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ProdglArchitect
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What are you wanting to know about it?
America is losing its Christian identity at an alarming rate, and we Christians are becoming more vocal about it because
1: Our freedom is being impeded at an alarming rate; and
2: We understand that this rejection of God is going to result in more souls being damned…
America is losing its Christian identity at an alarming rate, and we Christians are becoming more vocal about it because
1: Our freedom is being impeded at an alarming rate; and
2: We understand that this rejection of God is going to result in more souls being damned…
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joeybaggz
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Watched your video. Echoing PA’s post, what are you wanting to know, if anything?
My question Is, what is the % of Caucasian (white) Americans? The video alluded to a coke commercial that had Christian families of all makeups. Given what America has become, I don’t think the important thing is not race,I think it is Christian. If purple and green Martians colonize America and become Catholic (or Protestant), I don’t care where they came from, but what they believe and how the act toward others.
My question Is, what is the % of Caucasian (white) Americans? The video alluded to a coke commercial that had Christian families of all makeups. Given what America has become, I don’t think the important thing is not race,I think it is Christian. If purple and green Martians colonize America and become Catholic (or Protestant), I don’t care where they came from, but what they believe and how the act toward others.
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vallancec
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It’s sad. I pray for world.
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ATraveller
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Christian America died decades ago.
And non-White Christians are somehow less Christian?
We know when they say ‘white Christians’ they mean those dreaded ‘white Evangelicals’ but do non-white Evangelicals differ from ‘white Evangelicals’? It looks like only in voting patterns.
Tweet from the same author:
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And non-White Christians are somehow less Christian?
We know when they say ‘white Christians’ they mean those dreaded ‘white Evangelicals’ but do non-white Evangelicals differ from ‘white Evangelicals’? It looks like only in voting patterns.
Tweet from the same author:
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Maxirad
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Check out this thread I created recently.
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SuperLuigi
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And people wonder why there’s an alt-right.
I know the Atlantic is giddy to report on stuff like this, but I’m also laughing at how they had to set up this headline.
Being true to their identity politic philosophy, they had to throw in white. But they also probably know they can’t criticize minority Christians otherwise that would be racist.
Christianity isn’t going anywhere. If they want to report on a dying religion, they ought to talk about atheism, but that probably wouldn’t go well over with their reader base either.
I know the Atlantic is giddy to report on stuff like this, but I’m also laughing at how they had to set up this headline.
Being true to their identity politic philosophy, they had to throw in white. But they also probably know they can’t criticize minority Christians otherwise that would be racist.
Christianity isn’t going anywhere. If they want to report on a dying religion, they ought to talk about atheism, but that probably wouldn’t go well over with their reader base either.
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IWantGod
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I don’t get it. A christian is a Christian. A person is a person. Why are people so hung up on race? Why is it so important to have a “White Christian America”?
How can that not be interpreted as racist? Alt-right? Might as-well be Alternative-Racism if the color of their skin is their main selling point.
Madness.
How can that not be interpreted as racist? Alt-right? Might as-well be Alternative-Racism if the color of their skin is their main selling point.
Madness.
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Cruciferi
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In response to the Thread title, so long as I’m alive there’s hope 
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ATraveller
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It’s the media.
They’re ignorant of the Christian faith. They only understand Christianity in terms of politics, not faith. And it happens party politics are somewhat split on racial lines. Upholding Christian beliefs is, according to the ignorant media, only a white Christian thing. Non-whites are, in the ignorant minds of those in the news industry, 100% on board with abortion on demand, forcing bakers to contribute to gay weddings and having strangers talk to their children about sex.
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semper_catholicus
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The good thing about all of this is that the Catholic Church doesn’t discriminate. It doesn’t care whether you’re white, black, Asian. It only cares about your soul.
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