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Christians in the US could be a minority group by 2070, study finds
The Guardian is only publishing this because they are communists and are completely excited by the idea of Christianity largely disappearing from America by 2070. Notice how Christianity is the ONLY religion that it is politically correct to hate; if you printed a story wherein you could barely hide your excitement at the shrinking of Judaism or Islam, you'd have CAIR or the ADL tearing their garments because of your "Nazi propaganda".
The only solution for this, is for Christians to start having large families again like my great-grandparents generation did. Of course, Evangelicals have largely failed in this regard whereas you have a sizeable number of Catholics involved in the Tridentine scene that are having 5, 6 or even 7 children these days. I'm not saying that women have to be perpetually pregnant either, because we have this amazing thing now called "adoption" that a lot of Catholics refuse to even consider... which is odd when these same Catholics moan and tear their garments over abortion all day long. Want to stop abortion? Be willing to adopt the child of the woman considering one. Want to stop child trafficking? Adopt a nine or ten year old who has been "in the system" their whole life. There is nothing wrong with these kids and you're doing God's work in the same way that Christ adopted you as his child.
I personally do not have any children. I am not married & it's probably not my vocation (I likely do not have a vocation), and generally do not like babies at all, so if I ever were to get married, I would adopt children as I'd like to skip the whole being woken up in the middle of the night, listening to crying constantly, and having to deal with that whole hellish experience of infants and toddlers. I'd rather have a few ten year olds that I could take fishing, go on bike rides with, play video games with, etc. I also do not have the money for children because I work a soul-crushing job for poverty wages wherein I see the absolute lowest common denominator that my community has to offer on a daily basis. Oh well, thems the breaks! Maybe if I could do my life over again, I'd have taken it more seriously instead of partying and not caring about tomorrow, but that's not the choice I made & it's too late now.
The Guardian is only publishing this because they are communists and are completely excited by the idea of Christianity largely disappearing from America by 2070. Notice how Christianity is the ONLY religion that it is politically correct to hate; if you printed a story wherein you could barely hide your excitement at the shrinking of Judaism or Islam, you'd have CAIR or the ADL tearing their garments because of your "Nazi propaganda".
The only solution for this, is for Christians to start having large families again like my great-grandparents generation did. Of course, Evangelicals have largely failed in this regard whereas you have a sizeable number of Catholics involved in the Tridentine scene that are having 5, 6 or even 7 children these days. I'm not saying that women have to be perpetually pregnant either, because we have this amazing thing now called "adoption" that a lot of Catholics refuse to even consider... which is odd when these same Catholics moan and tear their garments over abortion all day long. Want to stop abortion? Be willing to adopt the child of the woman considering one. Want to stop child trafficking? Adopt a nine or ten year old who has been "in the system" their whole life. There is nothing wrong with these kids and you're doing God's work in the same way that Christ adopted you as his child.
I personally do not have any children. I am not married & it's probably not my vocation (I likely do not have a vocation), and generally do not like babies at all, so if I ever were to get married, I would adopt children as I'd like to skip the whole being woken up in the middle of the night, listening to crying constantly, and having to deal with that whole hellish experience of infants and toddlers. I'd rather have a few ten year olds that I could take fishing, go on bike rides with, play video games with, etc. I also do not have the money for children because I work a soul-crushing job for poverty wages wherein I see the absolute lowest common denominator that my community has to offer on a daily basis. Oh well, thems the breaks! Maybe if I could do my life over again, I'd have taken it more seriously instead of partying and not caring about tomorrow, but that's not the choice I made & it's too late now.