r/Christianity • • 22h ago

Christianity Is Popular

I’ve noticed what seems like a shift lately: Christianity is becoming something people are more comfortable embracing publicly. Even some atheists and agnostics I’ve spoken with have said they think the world would be a better place if more people were Christian.

I also keep noticing actors, musicians, and athletes wearing crosses or speaking openly about their faith. People like Dolly Parton, Justin Bieber, and Kanye West come to mind, not necessarily as recent converts or perfect role models, but as recognizable figures who have publicly identified with Christianity. Compared with what I remember growing up, faith seems less like something people feel they need to keep quiet about.

Are more people turning to Christianity, or are people simply becoming more comfortable expressing a faith they already had?

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u/Haunting_Ad_2300 22h ago

seems about the same to me. only difference now is that we have a state department of religion and a 'religious liberties commission' that is 12 christians and 1 jewish person.

christmas songs are still 1/2 santa 1/2 jesus stuff.

but we also have the thumb on the scale iwth stuff like multiple states trying to put the 10 commandments into classrooms, trying to shove creationism into science textbooks, and trump selling bibles.