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Religious Hostility

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Religious diversity in America continues to increase, resulting in a shrinking Christian population. Not so long ago, the term "religious diversity" used to refer to a smorgasbord of Protestant groups. Not so much today.

Now it means Muslims, Buddhists, Hindus and a host of other non-traditional classes, like atheists, humanists, skeptics, naturalists, wiccans and earth worshippers. This has come about, the great melting pot of religious identity, through two main channels: immigration is one. But the other much larger reason is the indifference of Christians about their own beliefs.

The effect, on the ground, of so many varied religious groupings is that formerly held  firm religious beliefs start to be called into doubt. As those doubts become concretized, religious adherence fades away. And in the absence of religious conviction, whole worlds change.

For example, in the United States, which every day is becoming less and less religious than in days gone by, only about one third of young adults see Christianity as being fundamental to American identity. Sixty-six percent of senior citizens, however, see Christianity and America wedded together. The less religious diversity there is, the greater the adherence to your childhood faith. And the more religious diversity in a given area, the less adherence to your childhood faith.

Recently released rankings point to this fact. Mississippi is rated at the least religiously diverse state in the United States - 54 percent Baptist. Its constitution forbids an atheist from holding state office. On the other hand, Oregon is the state with most diversity in religion and is ranked near the bottom of states with the least religiosity.

In one way, all this is kind of common sense. The more you hang around people who challenge your beliefs, the more likely you are to lose your beliefs. The more you hang around people who are faithful, the stronger your faith and practice of it usually is.

This is why the political process matters. The aim of those who have instituted policies and laws over the years that have resulted in the weakening of the family has been to lessen the influence of religion in the culture, namely, Christianity. 

The weaker a family is — meaning a family which does not hold religion as a major priority such as is often the case with single parents, divorced and remarried, and even to a degree, mixed religious marriage — the more susceptible the children are to being less religious and consequently more easily influenced by a more religiously diverse population.

This is exactly what we have been witnessing for decades now — a downward spiral, a cycle of less religious people enacting laws, which result in weaker families, which raise less religious children who are influenced by as well as influence the culture to be less religious ,which results in less religious people influencing the political process.

In the great marketplace of ideas, philosophy and religion, Christianity in general, and Catholicism specifically have failed to make a compelling argument. Christ has been essentially relegated to the status of an also-ran in the culture, as is evidenced by the culture's rejection of or indifference to almost every Christian precept of morality.

This has happened for the simple reason that Catholics became lukewarm about their faith. While the majority Protestants have really taken it on the chin in the past 20 years and are continuing to shrink, the relatively smaller population of Catholics will also begin to experience an unprecedented downturn in raw numbers.

Already we see this in the demographic of voters who self-identify as Catholic. Eight years ago they comprised 25 percent of the total electorate. Today, it's 22 percent. The shrinking has begun, just a little right now, but in another election cycle or two, we will be less one out of every five, and possibly one out of every six. But every other religion and even non-religion in America will be growing. 

What kind of laws will the new majority be creating? What principles will guide their cultural decision-making processes? The clock is ticking, and there is not really much time left before the culture turns from indifferent to hostile. Such is the price of a lack of vigilance.

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I had to take my vehicle to the mechanic the other day for service. The Service Manager, Pete, gave me a ride home and on the way he told me his theory about the upcoming election and the next four years of U.S. government.

At first I thought it a bit farfetched. But as I listened to him it began to make sense, scary sense.

“I believe that Hillary Clinton will win the election in November,” Pete began. “Then, sometime between November and January, Hillary will be indicted. The IRS is now investigating the Clinton Foundation and the whole e-mail thing isn’t over yet.” 

“Once under indictment she won’t be able to assume the Office of the President in January. Tim Kaine, who will not actually be the Vice President because neither he nor Hillary have been inaugurated, cannot assume the Presidency.”

“The Speaker of the House can’t move up to it because there is already a sitting President and Vice President. So President Obama, in an Executive Order citing “emergency situation,” gives himself another four years in office is the only way possible.”

Pete believes Obama has been planning this for a while now, knowing he has enough on Hillary to indict her. Had the Attorney General indicted her based on evidence from the FBI this plan wouldn’t have worked because the DNC would have quickly come up with another candidate.

If you think about it, it’s not that outrageous. Many people on the left, including the President, want Obama to stay another four years. The law prohibits him from being re-elected so the only way he can do it is by declaring martial law and suspending the election (which would be a very negative thing for the country ) or to declare himself still President because the elected candidate cannot assume her duties.

The latter makes more sense and is actually more feasible. And since it’s never been done before, it would set a precedent that would be difficult to challenge.

Of course, if Trump wins the election none of this is going to happen. But what if Pete is correct? Four more years of Obama and a mostly useless Republican House and Senate would give Obama the time he needs to continue destroying changing the country to fit his stated goals.

Qur'an, Eno, Byrne, Banned, My Life in the Bush of Ghosts, 1981

Qur'an, Eno, Byrne, Banned, My Life in the Bush of Ghosts, 1981, 3:49

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"Way back when the record first came out, in 1981, it might have been '82, we got a request from an Islamic organization in London, and they said, 'We consider this blasphemy that you put grooves to the chanting of the Holy Book.' And we thought, 'Okay, in deference to somebody's religion, we'll take it off.' You could probably argue for and against monkeying with something like that. But I think we were certainly feeling very cautious about this whole thing. We made a big effort to try and clear all the voices, and make sure everybody was okay with everything. Because we thought, 'We're going to get accused of all kinds of things, and so we want to cover our asses as best we can.' So I think in that sense we reacted maybe with more caution than we had to. But that's the way it was.^[28]"
 Dahlen, Chris (2006-07-17). "Interviews: David Byrne". Pitchfork Media.

In the 1982 second edition, the track "Qu'ran"—which features samples of Qur'anic recital—was removed at the request of the Islamic Council of Great Britain.

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