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Those with an anti-[[Christian]] agenda, such as [[liberal]]s, [[homosexual]]s, [[atheist]]s, [[evolutionist]]s and [[leftist]]s have attempted to remove the [[Christian]] origins of our '''[[language]]''' by replacing common phrases with '''[[secular]]ized''' versions.
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Those with an anti-[[Christian]] agenda, such as [[liberal]]s, [[homosexual]]s, [[atheist]]s, [[evolutionist]]s and [[leftist]]s have attempted to remove the [[Christian]] origins of our '''[[language]]''' by replacing common phrases with '''[[secular]]ized''' versions.  By appealing to [[tolerance]] and [[political correctness]], they have succeeded in propagating these secularized versions, even among those who don't share their views.
  
  

Revision as of 04:22, February 22, 2011

Those with an anti-Christian agenda, such as liberals, homosexuals, atheists, evolutionists and leftists have attempted to remove the Christian origins of our language by replacing common phrases with secularized versions. By appealing to tolerance and political correctness, they have succeeded in propagating these secularized versions, even among those who don't share their views.


Original expression Secularized version
Thank God! Thank Goodness!
Merry Christmas Happy Holidays
Saint Valentine's Day Valentine's Day
God bless you Gesundheit
Resurrection Sunday Easter
B.C./A.D. B.C.E./C.E.
Praise the Lord Praise be
Sin Crime
Abomination Mistake
Holy Day holiday
Mother/Father parent
With child Pregnant
Bible study Religious education
Blasphemy Secular opinion
Miraculous Amazing

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