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Can a Christian Party Survive?

By Filings on Wed, 02/24/16
Society & Culture
Religion in Politics
Republican Party

“Growth in the religiously unaffiliated is a demographic catastrophe for a GOP that only speaks to the faithful.”

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Bert Perry

Newparallel question

Fri, 02/26/16

Can the republic as a whole survive a secular citizenry? Let’s keep in mind that Europe is imploding, and the forcibly secular societies of the world—the old Warsaw Pact, China, Cuba, etc..—are rightly noted for the nastiest atrocities the world has ever seen. So I’m going to make no apologies for acknowledging Biblical morality in my politics. It’s got some nice benefits even for those we (sadly) won’t see in Heaven.

Aspiring to be a stick in the mud.

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