> You were born just in time to watch Christianity die out
Can't wait for these people to be gone
>>55500419
so edgy senpai
Christianity didn't die. Its morals - in comparison with the morals of the antiquity it came after - have now evolved.
Political correctness, cultural marxism, all of this other 1984-esque shit is just the evolution of what is at the core of Christianity.
Our emperors live on yachts, unknown figures they are. Their servants live on wall street, managing their money. Our priests broadcast their sermons from Hollywood to the masses, giving them direction.
And the theater, well, the theater is now politics. Politics is acting for those who weren't pretty enough to make it in Hollywood.
>>55500419
>Can't wait for these people to be gone
Exactly, there is....
>Amish one of fastest-growing religious groups in US with a new community sprouting every three-and-a-half WEEKS. The population growth is so speedy that a new community is sprouting every three and a half weeks, according to a study into the 2010 religious census by researchers at Ohio State University. Swelling numbers are a result of the low likelihood of individuals leaving the religion and the high number of children - six or seven on average - born to each couple, experts believe.
>http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2187733/Amish-fastest-growing-religious-groups-US.html
...simply no way....
>Estimate: A New Amish Community is Founded Every 3 1/2 Weeks in U.S.
>If the growth of the Amish population continues at its current rate, the Ohio State University researchers predict that the census could exceed 1 million Amish and 1,000 settlements shortly after 2050, and these numbers will bring economic, cultural, social and religious change to the rural areas that attract Amish settlement.
>http://researchnews.osu.edu/archive/amishpop.htm
...that these Christians....
>For Amish, fastest-growing faith group in US, life is changing. As the Amish population in the US grows – forecast to hit 1 million by 2050 – the decline of farmland is forcing the community to spread to new areas and to evolve its agrarian culture.
>http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/Society/2012/1130/For-Amish-fastest-growing-faith-group-in-US-life-is-changing
...can survive, because....
>Amish Report Staggering Growth In Midwest
>Nearly 250,000 Amish live in the U.S. and Canada, and the population is expected to exceed 1 million around 2050.
>http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/08/07/amish-growth-staggering-in-midwest_n_1749546.html
...it is 2015 already!
>>55500419
>> You were born just in time to watch Christianity die out
>Can't wait for these people to be gone
I am a moslem but I want to convert to become a Christian, feels like the right choice to do, right now
>>55501346
how the fuck is that even possible? Who wants to become an Amish settler?
>>55501537
They are the only White having kid day. I love near some Mennonites, good people, but they seem shocked when they find out I am 33 and never having kids or marrying. Odd people and their breeding is irresponsible
>>55501195
Cultural Marxism is a perversion of Christianity, not the result of it.
>>55501745
Elaborate please. To me, the humanism espoused by the semitic scribes who laid down the founding doctrines of these religions, is as much of a prototype for cultural marxism as imaginable.
Not to mention the feminizing aspects of monotheism.
>>55500419
Would you rather have peace loving Christians as we have nowadays or radical muslims ready to behead you because your atheist?
God I fucking hate you atheists liberals. You're whole goal is to be tolerant to everyone but when it comes to the faith practiced in your own backyard you absolutely despise it. What gives?
>>55503101
Christians are throwbacks to a less tolerant and oppressive society and that is why getting rid of their influence is a positive
I'm still amazed over how such a fractured religion is still so popular and taken so seriously.
I'll believe in Buddhism first, at least it didn't fragment into pieces within a few centuries.
>>55501632
>irresponsible
if their offsprings are good people, it's not irresponsible
>>55500419
Christianity is the least of the world's problems homie
>>55500419
Christianity lost its defensibility and now only focuses practically on one thing: love of neighbour (or altruism?), Nächstenliebe in German. Although that is a good and fundamental value of Christianity, we shouldn't focus on that only.
When the pope helds a speech, German media is all over it and tries to present him as an backward asshole who is, that is the most important thing most of the times, against homosexuality and abortion. Like a weird relict from a time long gone, kinda funny to look at yet unintelligible. Media is all over every case of pedophilia that happens in the church and milk that topic as if thers no tommorow.
So there's constant Christianity bashing on the way. In fear of losing more and more members, the beta church leaders try to present themselves and their church as progressive and modern and support all that "Refugees Welcome" leftist bullshit going on in Germany. Nobody stands up and says what outrageous nonsense is going on here, although they are in a position where they are pretty immune to Nazi-accusations.
I do believe in god in a Christian sense, but a lot of the concepts preached by the churches have now become pretty alien to me. Where did the conservatism go...? It seems that even German Christian churches value's are decaying...
>>55503245
>at least it didn't fragment into pieces within a few centuries.
Except it did
>>55503245
It's probably popular because it's fractured. Even if there are 20 denominations that don't mesh with your personal politics and worldview, there's probably still one that does.
>>55503666
http://aryanism.net/politics/national-socialism-and-islam/
http://aryanism.net/religion/
