Religious freedom
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Another father on the bus was teaching his little boy to shout football slogans. I wondered what mental tools he was being given.
Perhaps they were “good catholic” football teams like Celtic or Hibernian?
And we were also lucky we weren’t stuck in front of computer screens or doing junk like “business studies.”
Perhaps they were “good catholic” football teams like Celtic or Hibernian?
Touche! ;D
And using the Index of Forbidden Books as a reading list was fun. The first name on it was the marquis de Sade. 😀
A promising trend in the USA, people are deserting the churches
https://apnews.com/article/ap-top-news-census-2020-8d7aab3ff29f3480a0662386b03b1725
For the first time since the late 1930s, fewer than half of Americans say they belong to a church, synagogue or mosque. 47% of Americans now say they belong to a house of worship, down from 70% in the mid-1990s and 50% in 2019.
The decline in membership coincides with the rise of the so-called “Nones” — those who claim no religious affiliation. Gallup reports about one in five Americans (21%) is a None — making them as large a group as evangelicals or Catholics. Other polls put the number at closer to 30%.
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