Thank you for taking the time to think through this problem alongside me, and share your thoughts. It seems to me that large swaths of those who identify as Christian, because that's how they were raised or that's what their parents practiced, simply do not hold a Christian worldview at all. It's for that reason that so many were fine wi…
Thank you for taking the time to think through this problem alongside me, and share your thoughts. It seems to me that large swaths of those who identify as Christian, because that's how they were raised or that's what their parents practiced, simply do not hold a Christian worldview at all. It's for that reason that so many were fine with the closure of churches under the auspice of "fighting covid" while liquor stores were left open -- they could see the utility in the latter, but no longer the necessity of the former. It is also why we see the erasure of community and the reduction of man to his utility. We have much to rebuild, and as Christians, we always have cause for hope and resilience.
Thank you for taking the time to think through this problem alongside me, and share your thoughts. It seems to me that large swaths of those who identify as Christian, because that's how they were raised or that's what their parents practiced, simply do not hold a Christian worldview at all. It's for that reason that so many were fine with the closure of churches under the auspice of "fighting covid" while liquor stores were left open -- they could see the utility in the latter, but no longer the necessity of the former. It is also why we see the erasure of community and the reduction of man to his utility. We have much to rebuild, and as Christians, we always have cause for hope and resilience.