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Religion's dying swan act: secularism is banishing it from the public square : Comments
By Max Wallace, published 5/1/2016Perhaps Christianity is indeed in decline. But the decline has nothing to do with assault from without, and everything to do with unbelief from within.
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“phanto it is because religious groups effectively are funded by the government.”
How does this type of article change that? What is the point of trying to show that religion is largely irrelevant . It does not matter one way or the other. Religious people have the right to express their opinions - what matters is how they behave.
If they are getting funds from the government then it is the government that needs to do the talking. They need to explain what reasons they have for giving them funds. If they are giving out funds without good reason then it is they who should be under question and not religious people.
Religious people are not going to stop asking for funds so it is up to the non-religious to demand the reasons for the government’s behaviour. Religious people are not subject to reason and logic by their own definition but governments are.