White Christians become a minority as religious diversity grows

Dutch Uncle said:
Evangelicals, like Greek Orthodox, are a subset of the same Abrahamic branch.....and they are out on a far limb, IMO. :)

Abrahamic religions so simplified even Trumpers can understand it: https://i.imgur.com/Fg4do0D.jpg




Protestantism: Introduction to Protestantism http://protestantism.co.uk/denominations

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so do you buy into guno's concept that white christians are extra bad in some mysterious way?

how does your chart inform your opinions. or are you still an idiot?
 
Hello guno,

guno said:
* As reported 5 years ago

As recently as 1976, more than eight in 10 Americans were white and Christian, and a majority of the country consisted of white Protestants. *Today, only 43 percent of Americans are white and Christian, and just 30 percent are white Protestants.


Muslim, Hindu and Buddhist Americans are on average far younger than their Christian counterparts. And the millennial generation is much more likely to identify as unaffiliated with any religious group than any previous generation: More than one third of those between the ages of 18 and 29 say they do not belong to a specific religion.

https://thehill.com/business-a-lobb...come-a-minority-as-religious-diversity-grows/
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AssHatZombie said:
so do you buy into guno's concept that white christians are extra bad in some mysterious way?

how does your chart inform your opinions. or are you still an idiot?
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No, but I can see why someone dumb enough to be groomed by terrorists would leap to that conclusion, Fredo.

You are free to disbelieve the facts of the chart or even claim they are part of the black Jewish conspiracy to undermine Christian Nationalism. No doubt, believing that makes you more receptive to WSE radicalization and an eventual trip to a Federal daycare center. LOL

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Dutch Uncle said:
Evangelicals, like Greek Orthodox, are a subset of the same Abrahamic branch.....and they are out on a far limb, IMO. :)

Abrahamic religions so simplified even Trumpers can understand it: https://i.imgur.com/Fg4do0D.jpg




Protestantism: Introduction to Protestantism http://protestantism.co.uk/denominations

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I've always found that agnostics and historically-minded irreligious people generally know more about the history of Christianity than your typical holy roller does.

I have been to Quaker and Unitarian meetings, and they would scoff at the notion of being from the evangelical tradition of Protestantism. There may be an evangelical strain in the high Protestant Anglican and Episcopalean churches, but on balance I don't think they consider themselves part of the evangelical tradition
 
Dutch Uncle said:
No, but I can see why someone dumb enough to be groomed by terrorists would leap to that conclusion, Fredo.

You are free to disbelieve the facts of the chart or even claim they are part of the black Jewish conspiracy to undermine Christian Nationalism. No doubt, believing that makes you more receptive to WSE radicalization and an eventual trip to a Federal daycare center. LOL

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I don't dispute your chart.

I dispute that there's some fact i ignored.

you can't name it.

you're a bullshitter with no core self.
 
Cypress said:
I've always found that agnostics and historically-minded irreligious people generally know more about the history of Christianity than your typical holy roller does.

I have been to Quaker and Unitarian meetings, and they would scoff at the notion of being from the evangelical tradition of Protestantism. There may be an evangelical strain in the high Protestant Anglican and Episcopalean churches, but on balance I don't think they consider themselves part of the evangelical tradition
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there are millions of christians who read the bible on their own and make their own conclusions.

they know organized religion is masonically corrupted and controlled.

the chart is a history of officialdom, nothing more.

basically it;s useless, unless you're a non christian looking to call names and categorize people.

this is kind of the point you already made.

but i did it better.
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Cypress said:
I've always found that agnostics and historically-minded irreligious people generally know more about the history of Christianity than your typical holy roller does.

I have been to Quaker and Unitarian meetings, and they would scoff at the notion of being from the evangelical tradition of Protestantism. There may be an evangelical strain in the high Protestant Anglican and Episcopalean churches, but on balance I don't think they consider themselves part of the evangelical tradition
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I'm guessing the difference is in education, not religious beliefs per se.
 
AssHatZombie said:
I don't dispute your chart.

I dispute that there's some fact i ignored.

you can't name it.

you're a bullshitter with no core self.
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If you truly believed that about me, then why don't you have a conversation with someone more to your perceived level of intellect, acumen and education? A person with a good core self of White Nationalism like you?

When you deny your own racist posts and then blame others, that tells me you are either very dishonest or very delusional. My interest is figuring out which one it is or if it's a mixture.

AssHatZombie said:
so niggers can take the day off from pretending they can read.
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AssHatZombie said:
It's not even close to a zero sum game. The truth is jews hate white christians, and they simultaneously convince us to destroy our own nations, while dying to institute their Jewish Supremacist homeland.
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Dutch Uncle said:
If you truly believed that about me, then why don't you have a conversation with someone more to your perceived level of intellect, acumen and education? A person with a good core self of White Nationalism like you?

When you deny your own racist posts and then blame others, that tells me you are either very dishonest or very delusional. My interest is figuring out which one it is or if it's a mixture.
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Im not a white nationalist.

working class people of all races do not want wages pushed down by too much immigration.

you people are the only ones who racialize everything.

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AssHatZombie said:
Im not a white nationalist.

working class people of all races do not want wages pushed down by too much immigration.

you people are the only ones who racialize everything.

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You lie about others, you lie about me and you lie about yourself, Fredo. Why should I believe you when your posts speak for themselves?

Who the fuck is "you people" supposed to be? Liberals, Socialists, Jews, Blacks, and everyone that not Aryan? The same people who got locked up on Death Camps in 1940s Europe?


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Dutch Uncle said:
You lie about others, you lie about me and you lie about yourself, Fredo. Why should I believe you when your posts speak for themselves?

Who the fuck is "you people" supposed to be? Liberals, Socialists, Jews, Blacks, and everyone that not Aryan? The same people who got locked up on Death Camps in 1940s Europe?


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no.
you do racialize everything.

like your masters told you to do, pissant.

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AssHatZombie said:
there are millions of christians who read the bible on their own and make their own conclusions.

they know organized religion is masonically corrupted and controlled.

the chart is a history of officialdom, nothing more.

basically it;s useless, unless you're a non christian looking to call names and categorize people.

this is kind of the point you already made.

but i did it better.
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Laughable

Sitting quietly in a room and reading the bible doesn't make you a Christian.

It doesn't even make you a good Christian.

The bible is neither an easy book to read, nor interpret. Much of the information therein is contradictory or nebulous.

Your average rube would never come up with the concept of the Trinity, salvation by grace alone, or the immaterial and immortal soul by sitting on the couch reading an English translation of the bible.

The educated and informed Christian has to be aware of the history and theology of Saint Augustine, Martin Luther et al and the apostolic fathers to even have a clue about it.
 
Cypress said:
Laughable

Sitting quietly in a room and reading the bible doesn't make you a Christian.

It doesn't even make you a good Christian.

The bible is neither an easy book to read, nor interpret. Much of the information therein is contradictory or nebulous.

Your average rube would never come up with the concept of the Trinity, salvation by grace alone, or the immaterial and immortal soul by sitting on the couch reading an English translation of the bible.

The educated and informed Christian has to be aware of the history and theology of Saint Augustine, Martin Luther et al and the apostolic fathers to even have a clue about it.
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no they don't.

your elitist conditioning has made you unable to think for yourself.

all organized religion is bullshit. the true believers are not in there, for the most part.
 
AssHatZombie said:
no they don't.

your elitist conditioning has made you unable to think for yourself.

all organized religion is bullshit. the true believers are not in there, for the most part.
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I accept your tacit confession that some rube sitting on their stained couch reading the bible, would never have independently on their own come up with the concept of the immaterial immortal soul, the Trinity, grace by faith alone.

Accurate knowledge of those basic tenets of Christianity are only known by understanding the history of Christianity and the evolution of Christian theology.
 
Cypress said:
I accept your tacit confession that some rube sitting on their stained couch reading the bible, would never have independently on their own come up with the concept of the immaterial immortal soul, the Trinity, grace by faith alone.

Accurate knowledge of those basic tenets of Christianity are only known by understanding the history of Christianity and the evolution of Christian theology.
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you're an elitist cocksucking moron.

it's so sad you can't read things and understand them on your own.

don't project your imbecility onto others.
 
AssHatZombie said:
you're an elitist cocksucking moron.

it's so sad you can't read things and understand them on your own.

don't project your imbecility onto others.
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I am one thousand percent positive you would have never come up with the idea of an immaterial immortal soul independently on your own, just sitting in your cockroach infested apartment, reading some bad English translation of the bible.

The concept of the immortal soul came from Plato and was Incorporated into Christianity through the writings of Saint Augustine.
 
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