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Between 1972 and 2018, the percentage of Americans who identify as Christian declined, while the percentage who claim no religious… READ MORE
Many people who convert to Christianity nevertheless continue to believe and practice elements of the religions from which they have… READ MORE
The world into which Christianity was born was a religiously plural one, and the world in which Christians now live… READ MORE
Christianity was borne into a religiously plural cultural environment. It emerged from the womb of Judaism (that itself had multiple… READ MORE
Chris Wright opens The Uniqueness of Christ by noting that “the supermarket mentality dominates popular thinking about religion” (12). This… READ MORE
Christianity in the United States is a mile wide but an inch deep. The faith, especially its Protestant variety, has… READ MORE
American Christians, generally speaking, are ignorant of the history of their own religion in this country, let alone of other… READ MORE
“We’ve long lived in a country where religious freedom was secure, and we didn’t need to give it much thought,”… READ MORE
Stories about the rise of the “Nones,” that share of the American populace which identifies with no religion, give the… READ MORE
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~Gandalf
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