Why does Christianity have more resistance in North America than in Europe?

[The Lawspeaker]

Like I said, I don't think like that, however that seems to be where things are going especially in Northern Europe.

Exactly. I think the establishment managed to pull out the safety plugs within society when they went from multiculturalism to "destroy everything white" and when they began to shut down all dissent. It was by then that the old mechanism which gave birth to the 1930s and 1940s was put into motion once more. It's the same mechanism that led to the Peasant Revolts of the 14th century, the Reformation, the Wars of Religion, the French Revolution, 1917, Mussolini and Hitler: the deliberate creation of public discontent without having the safety valve of actual freedom of speech (freedom to critique the government in a meaningful way).

[Stefanos.tasidis]

Exactly. I think the establishment managed to pull out the safety plugs within society when they went from multiculturalism to "destroy everything white" and when they began to shut down all dissent. It was by then that the old mechanism which gave birth to the 1930s and 1940s was put into motion once more. It's the same mechanism that led to the Peasant Revolts of the 14th century, the Reformation, the Wars of Religion, the French Revolution and Hitler: the deliberate creation of public discontent without having the safety valve of actual freedom of speech (freedom to critique the government in a meaningful way).

Just like the ancient greeks said, Pan metron ariston (All things in moderation).

[The Lawspeaker]

Just like the ancient greeks said, Pan metron ariston (All things in moderation).

Precisely. And we managed to do it yet again: to go down the wrong path. I think that, at the end of the day, we will get to choose between Dollfuß and Hitler.

[Stefanos.tasidis]

Precisely. And we managed to do it yet again: to go down the wrong path. I think that, at the end of the day, we will get to choose between Dollfuß and Hitler.

lol that's not really moderation my friend
I think whatever works will have to be done though.
Just came in from a night shift, I'm exhausted. I'm gonna go rest, good talking to you.
Cheers.

[The Lawspeaker]

lol that's not really moderation my friend
I think whatever works will have to be done though.
Just came in from a night shift, I'm exhausted. I'm gonna go rest, good talking to you.
Cheers.

It isn't moderation but it's bad vs far worse. The moderate options are out of the window now. Enjoy your night, man !

[Profileid]

Because most of Europe had state established churches which wasn't something anyone was enthusiastic about. The real answer is probably WWII.

Even a secular country like France was 82% Christian in 1986. Which is more than the US is today.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religi...e#Demographics

[renaissance12]

Poor Europe...

[Armenian Bishop]

Poor Europe...

I last visited Europe prior to the European Migrant Crisis (in this Century); frankly, I dread to see what it'll look like (swamped with Muslims) the next time I go there. I got to see the Notre Dame Cathedral before it burnt down, and I saw churches in Europe, filled with people on Sundays. Christians face an expanding voting population of Muslims.

The European migrant crisis or refugee crisis is a period beginning in 2015 characterized by rising numbers of people arriving in the European Union (EU) ... Most of the migrants came from Muslim-majority countries in regions south and east of Europe, including the Greater Middle East and Africa.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_migrant_crisis

[Loki]

Europe's historical prosperity has everything to do with its Christian heritage. And also that of America. Therefore, we can already see the cracks beginning to show in both continents, triggered by increasing secularization and godlessness. People don't understand that everything they have is a gift from God -- including peace and prosperity.

[Crimean]

Successful use of classical political technology "divide and conquer" by social parasites. Dividing Europe into a bunch of different "states" and "nations", often hating neighbors, more than foreigners, does not strengthen the common faith. Faith was also distorted, and now it is completely incomprehensible where the truth is, and where is heresy.
America is experiencing these problems to a much lesser extent, since it still remains one state with a fairly monolithic nation. The American "melting pot" still works well.