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randomdude402
5y ago
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I don't understand why churches would say that, when they were the cornerstone of culture until a few tens of years ago.
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mbg721
5y ago
Traditionally, they say that because even when their outward trappings are all over popular culture, they know that their core message is difficult to live out in practice, and most of the people who show up aren't doing it.
FooBarBizBazz
5y ago
I think AnimalMuppet is talking about more evangelical churches, whereas you are talking more about what used to be called "mainline" churches.
AnimalMuppet
5y ago
I think that's right.
AnimalMuppet
5y ago
Before about 300 AD, they weren't the cornerstone of culture. In much of the world, they never were.
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