If it includes food and drink, I’m in!Obviously I would feel out of place at a Hindu festival, or a ceremonial practice of Kalahari desert tribes.
But that's okay and it doesn't change the fact that ritual is a part of a normal healthy human life.
If it includes food and drink, I’m in!Obviously I would feel out of place at a Hindu festival, or a ceremonial practice of Kalahari desert tribes.
But that's okay and it doesn't change the fact that ritual is a part of a normal healthy human life.
True. Why do you become so upset when I point out your racism and antisemitism, Suicideboy?
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College hazing practices are abusive, and in many cases violate standards of conduct universities expect students to follow.Thanks, but I'd like to see more data on that one.
IMO, it's an artificial construct and simply social indoctrination. Examples: hazing rituals, boot camp and elementary school.
Me too!If it includes food and drink, I’m in!
* 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/
College hazing practices are abusive, and in many cases violate standards of conduct universities expect students to follow.
There are obviously many rituals that are widely considered barbaric, from foot binding to female genital mutilation.
It still doesn't change the fact that a normal healthy human life is filled with ritual that is either benign or even pleasant.
Let's hope it's soon followed by the decline of the arrogant Liberal Elitist.![]()
Sure. I'm very good with Google, so ask me anything.Could you please explain what a Liberal Elitist is.
* 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/
Sure. I'm very good with Google, so ask me anything.
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/liberal-elite
a group of people with education, money, and other advantages, often living in cities, who have liberal political views and are seen as not understanding the problems and views of ordinary people:
Many Americans felt the Democratic Party was governed by out-of-touch liberal elites who looked down on red-state America as backward and reactionary.
* 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/
* 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/
This sounds to me like stereotyping to smear other.
What about "understanding the problems and views of ordinary people" and what are these views???
Racism, Religious Bigotry, and insane gun laws?????
Is there a point to the OP?
Is there a point to the OP?
It illustrates that white Protestant evangelicals, a decided minority in this nation, are trying to shove their agenda and values down everyone's throat.
how novel, a race obsessed jew.
ya never see that.
you're forgetting at all the mexicans and blacks who are christians.
you're such an idiot.
The Hill article didn't discuss shoving anything, it just gave numbers and the trend toward diversity...which is a good thing IMO. The main problem in our nation today seems to be a lack of tolerance. People are being forced to choose sides or be considered the enemy, much like the Evangelistas are doing as you rightfully pointed out.
BTW, saying "protestant Evangelicals" is like saying black Negros or white Caucasians.
If we graphed all Protestants on a Sane/Insane scale, the Evangelistas would be on the wacky side of the graph.![]()
It was my interpretation of the point Guno was indirectly highlighting.
My understanding is that not all Protestants are evangelical, so I make the distinction between evangelical Protestants and the non-evangelical Protestants.