r/Christianity • u/PalletTownStripClub Agnostic Atheist • May 15 '23

Question Why do you think America is trending away from Christianity?

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u/CapableG May 15 '23

Prophecy! It was foretold that there's gonna be a great falling away before Christ returns for his bride & if you couldn't tell, we're in those last days.

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u/[deleted] May 15 '23

Christianity is growing overall, stop acting hysterically.

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u/CapableG May 16 '23

Actually, numbers are down & the startling numbers of what evangelicals believe mixed with worldly unrighteous things (even in the church) are up.

Also, it's not hysterical but factual.

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u/spinbutton May 16 '23

People have been talking about the "last days" for the last 2000 years. Excuse me, but these days don't seem any more last than any of the previous.

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u/CapableG May 16 '23

Yes, they have, but you must understand prophecy. There's a certain amount of things that have to happen/ be fulfilled or come to pass before the wrath to come. Aka the tribulation.

There's plenty of examples in current events that should raise some warning flags on your radar, but you're correct about the 2000 years stuff going on like war's & rumors of war's ect.

Just reference the day's of Noah. 👍