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| − | '''Christianity''' | + | '''Christianity needs conservatism''' to continue to grow and thrive as it has been. Why? Because increasingly the challenges to [[Christianity]] have been political in nature. |
[[Liberal]] politics destroyed the thriving [[Christian]] churches in [[Massachusetts]]. In other parts of the world, politically driven [[Islam]] has overtaken [[Christianity]] and virtually abolished it. | [[Liberal]] politics destroyed the thriving [[Christian]] churches in [[Massachusetts]]. In other parts of the world, politically driven [[Islam]] has overtaken [[Christianity]] and virtually abolished it. | ||
Revision as of 21:25, April 27, 2008
Christianity needs conservatism to continue to grow and thrive as it has been. Why? Because increasingly the challenges to Christianity have been political in nature.
Liberal politics destroyed the thriving Christian churches in Massachusetts. In other parts of the world, politically driven Islam has overtaken Christianity and virtually abolished it.
Abortion, which is mostly driven by politics, has devastated Christian families in many parts of the world, especially England and the northeastern United States. Same-sex marriage, which is also politically driven, has caused ripped apart the Anglican and other Christian churches. Addictions such as gambling and pornography, which are also politically driven, have have devastating effects on Christian churches and families.
The response is obvious: Christian churches need to become more openly conservative to combat these challenges and thrive.