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**Loonerisav** · 09-21-2007, 11:47 AM

Originally posted by Kuciwalker
Universality is irrelevant to security, if the alternatives aren't threats. In a pluralistic US, Christianity is actually less threatened, because the the things that protect Christianity (like the 1st Amendment) protect other religions as well.

But the biggest protection - you completely dominate society - is gone. Best estimates are that 75-80% of Americans identify themselves as Christian (and more than half of those identify themselves as born-again or evangelical). That's makes America even more Christian than it is white. Exactly how much do they have to dominate society before they stop whining?

09-21-2007, 11:47 AM	#19
Loonerisav Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 568 Senior Member	Originally posted by Kuciwalker Universality is irrelevant to security, if the alternatives aren't threats. In a pluralistic US, Christianity is actually less threatened, because the the things that protect Christianity (like the 1st Amendment) protect other religions as well. But the biggest protection - you completely dominate society - is gone. Best estimates are that 75-80% of Americans identify themselves as Christian (and more than half of those identify themselves as born-again or evangelical). That's makes America even more Christian than it is white. Exactly how much do they have to dominate society before they stop whining?
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