[Mr Poo]

Originally Posted by Illusion ↗

Roughly 173 million adult Americans identify as Christian, just under 71% of the U.S. population. That’s down from 178 million, or 78% of the U.S., in 2007. The total U.S. adult population grew by about 8% during that eight-year period.

Lets do the math here..

78%(old percent) - 71%(new percentage) = 7% Change

In that time Population increased 8%.

1% difference.


What I conclude from these numbers is...

Babies aren't born Christian.

[Kanda444]

Originally Posted by niknik ↗

It's the beginning of the American downfall. People are ignorant if they think throwing out our identity, and changing the culture will make us better moving forward.

Being a Christian nation, not lead by religion, but a nation that embraced religion, carried us to where we are. Made us who we are, and shaped our system.

We wouldn't have won ww2 without the faith this nation had in who we were.
Today religion divides us, race divides us, politics divides us, money divides us. We are a broken culture, that has no glue that holds us together.

yes...what ever will we do without iron age myths dictating our morality!?

[Illusion]

Originally Posted by niknik ↗

It's the beginning of the American downfall. People are ignorant if they think throwing out our identity, and changing the culture will make us better moving forward.

Being a Christian nation, not lead by religion, but a nation that embraced religion, carried us to where we are. Made us who we are, and shaped our system.

We wouldn't have won ww2 without the faith this nation had in who we were.
Today religion divides us, race divides us, politics divides us, money divides us. We are a broken culture, that has no glue that holds us together.

No worries, bud. Your little brothers to the north have your back.

[CrunchyCripple]

Originally Posted by rob666 ↗

The reason it's a divisive issue is because some people think that things like race, religion or politics should only be decided by white males.

But, but......
That's what our country was based on and what formed us. If we move away from that, it will be our downfall.

[rob666]

Originally Posted by CrunchyCripple ↗

But, but......
That's what our country was based on and what formed us. If we move away from that, it will be our downfall.

No, giving women the right to vote was the beginning of the end

I mean who in their right mind came up with that one

[niknik]

Originally Posted by cujemi55 ↗

read a history book

I've read more than a hundred. How many have you read? Regardless of whatever narrative you puppet. A nation who stands together will succeed. And a nation divided will crumble.

Maybe you should read about Rome.

[niknik]

Originally Posted by CrunchyCripple ↗

But, but......
That's what our country was based on and what formed us. If we move away from that, it will be our downfall.

Mock all you wish. It only proves your views are narrow, and you can't think on the scale needed to understand the world outside your bubble.
The problem is not there are less Christians, the problem is the false narrative used to marginalize Christians.

Guess what group of Americans that 88%of them consider themselves religious affiliated in some form.

The US military. That's practically 9 out of 10.

[rapeWhistle]

'God' needs man, not the other way around.

[Pyramid_Head]

I'll keep my personal beliefs to myself but I noticed this without having to read a "study". Just look at Christmas time, damn near everyone is forced to say "Happy Holidays" so they don't offend certain people.

When I was a kid, almost every house in the country was covered in X-Mas lights. Now days almost every house is blank.

[Steve]

Originally Posted by niknik ↗

Mock all you wish. It only proves your views are narrow, and you can't think on the scale needed to understand the world outside your bubble.
The problem is not there are less Christians, the problem is the false narrative used to marginalize Christians.

Guess what group of Americans that 88%of them consider themselves religious affiliated in some form.

The US military. That's practically 9 out of 10.

Oh really, do you really want to start talking about the military considering your track record?