Can Christianity survive todays secular society?
Christianity may possibly always survive, even if there are less Christians, etc. It’s not like Atheists/secularists would persecute them. But, if Christians (Not the religion itself necessarily) were more tolerant of other’s views/beliefs than, I think it would be more successful in the long run. Besides the fairytale aspect of Christianity, Christian values are similar to secular ones and ones of other religions for the most part. Example, don’t kill other people. EDIT: Woah dawn. He wasn’t insinuating ANYTHING!!! Why do you and so many of your Christian counterparts get so freaking offended by anything you ASSUME people infer, not actually say? I can’t tell at all if the original poster is religious or not. Their question shows NO bias whatsoever.
