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I dunno… I apply this sentiment to Christian Republicanism and it concerns me greatly. They also have a lot to say about what disrupts social harmony. And of co
by Waterluvian 3y ago
I dunno… I apply this sentiment to Christian Republicanism and it concerns me greatly. They also have a lot to say about what disrupts social harmony. And of course, it’s what they’ve decided “social harmony” means to them.
- rayiner 3y agoWhat you’re calling “Christian republicanism” is just how the entire US was until the liberal social revolution of the mid-20th century.
- Waterluvian 3y agoIt’s true. And there will always be resistance to sociocultural evolution and those who want to freeze the status quo.
- rayiner 3y agoFrom an “evolutionary” standpoint mid-20th century western liberalism seems to be a dead end, as its adherents are literally dying off and being replaced by people from more robust cultures.
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- dukeofdoom 3y ago> it’s what they’ve decided “social harmony” means to them". I think both sides, the secular humanists and the religious are prone to make stuff up, as it suits their needs. I was watching the Matt Dillahunty Vs Andrew debate. And Andrew gives a very rational counter to the current secular world view. https://youtu.be/S8U34ezKvrU?t=864 https://youtu.be/S8U34ezKvrU?t=864