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==Liberalism, globalism, secularism, and progress==
==Liberalism, globalism, secularism, and progress==
While many philosophers have rethought their position on the Idea of Progress, most political leaders, as well as Western culture-at-large, has fully adopted the view that humanity is improving in the social, political, and moral sense. They reflect Kant's, Hegel's, and Marx's views that world peace and [[one-world government]] is within reach and that humanity must rid itself of any barriers to this desired [[utopia]], including anything that is "outdated."
As they believe that the end result of progress will be world peace and the unification of humanity, many liberals and globalists support the eventual establishment of a one-world government and the end of nationalism and national sovereignty. Thus, they support the [[War on Sovereignty]], mass migration which will help reduce nationalism, [[open borders]], the establishment of international organizations such as the [[United Nations]] and [[European Union]], and global disarmament.
Liberals, believing in the Idea of Progress, believe that [[big government]] policies and greater government involvement in society – which are used to push [[liberal values]] onto society – help advance human progress. Policies such as [[gun control]], [[collectivism]], [[Single-payer system|single-payer healthcare]], and the federalization of the government at the expense of [[states' rights]] flow from this [[Progressivism|"Progressive" ideology]].
Since liberals and even many [[establishment]] "conservatives" consider theologically conservative and orthodox Christianity to be "outdated," "archaic," or "narrow-minded," they believe that wiping out biblical Christian beliefs will only enhance human progress and remove an obstacle to the betterment of humanity. Thus, despite the total lack of evidence, biblical Christian beliefs thought in love are increasingly considered "[[hate speech]]" or a "[[hate crime]]." Policies such as banning [[homeschooling]]; persecuting and marginalizing Christians who oppose abortion, homosexuality, and [[universalism]] (such as forcing Christians to pay for abortions or baking wedding cakes for homosexuals); and using every opportunity to teach evolution as fact flow from this worldview.
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