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Does the US government like Christianity because it controls people with fear thus making the governments job of controlling the citizens easier?
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∙ 11y ago
Absolutely! Most people don't want to admit it because they'd rather worry about other things, BUT! 80% of our population are Christians. Notice that despite all the bull we've been through as a country recently, we haven't had any giant protests like in other countries, unless you count OWS, but I guarantee you most of those people were not Christians. The thing is, as long as Christians are told God will make everything okay, they're perfectly happy with getting the wool pulled over their eyes by their government. The sad thing is, they've been played. There is no grand reward, simply them getting manipulated to be docile. And sadly, the American people are too docile now, and yet they treat each other like dirt. How ironic.
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