Is American Culture Hostile to Christians?
Two points to be made here:
1) The percentage of those who identify as Christians in the United States and Europe is quite clearly falling, though that doesn’t mean that nonbelievers are “hostile” to the faithful.
2) Hostility comes in when Christians seek to impose their beliefs on society as a whole. We don’t want religion taught as science in our schools, we don’t want it used to block our epidemiologists from protecting our health, we don’t want religion fanaticism taking away women’s rights or blocking our attempts to prevent environmental collapse.
On these points, we most certainly do have a tendency to be hostile.
I was stunned to see presidential hopeful Nikki Haley appearing on a Fox News broadcast. Is this a good look for someone who wants to be taken as a serious candidate to lead our nation in the post-Trump era?
So true. If you happen to be at a place in your life that it makes sense to open your own business and you need to hire employees, let the meme here be your watchword.
Comedy laureate Andy Borowitz says it all here, but this time with a bit of philosophy on top.
The late senator from Alaska Mike Gravel left us with this note about fear.
Many Americans agree with the author of the meme here.
American entrepreneur and Trump apologist Vivek Ramaswamy
From Mary Trump, the former president’s niece.
While it’s true that most of the world is making only meager progress towards their climate/environment goals, certain localities are doing much better than others.
My wife and I often have discussions around this point. Why can’t people of kindness and decency speak as loudly as the greedy and the liars?
