Can 'Post-Christian' America Survive?

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We Should Not Assume So, David French Says
By Brandon Showalter , CP Reporter | Dec 28, 2017 4:07 PM

2017 proved that an increasingly secularized United States yields a more vicious, polarized society, according to a national Christian columnist, and whether America can hold together as a "post-Christian" nation remains to be seen.

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""Remove from the public square biblical admonitions such as 'love your enemies' and the hatred has more room to grow. When the fruits of the Spirit — love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control — wither, then the culture is far more coarse," French said."

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The fact that approximately 50% of persons in any given poll still consider themselves Christian also says something about them. If we still have that many people claiming Christ, we should not have a "coarse" culture in the overall sense. There is something else going on which is making America "Post-Christian" and some of it has to do with supposed Christians. We gotta take some responsibility here... part of that may be to recognize that many that call themselves Christian are false converts or "defective" in their understanding/practice of Christianity. Just my two cents worth...