commentary: Two Different Perspectives
The Political Effect and The Religious Effect
John W. Ritenbaugh
Given 16-May-09; Sermon #938c; 9 minutes
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John Ritenbaugh, reflecting on a number of articles describing the state of religion or spirituality in America, suggests that while more people consider themselves religious, they are increasingly less sure about what they really believe and more tolerant of other beliefs. The Protestant evangelical churches feel frustrated that political correctness has diluted the power of the dominant culture in terms of resisting abortion, homosexuality, and same sex marriage. We cannot expect any moral leadership from Washington D.C. We have met the enemy and the enemy is our own government. We are going to find it increasingly difficult to resist the malignancy of immorality in our culture.
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Bloom, Harold James, Williams Pope Pius XII Proctor, Paul Socialism
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