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cbayer

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2. He knocks down some of these arguments and makes some other

Reply to TreasonousBastard (Reply #1)

Tue Mar 19, 2013, 07:00 PM

Mar 2013

proposals for the changes in numbers, but I'm not convinced there is an easy answer.

Apparently, a lot of young hispanics are leaving the catholic church, but a lot are leaving the mainline protestant churches as well.

I think younger people are looking for less easy answers, but older populations may be returning to institutions where they don't have to be challenged as much.

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Something to be said for that idea... TreasonousBastard Mar 2013 #1

He knocks down some of these arguments and makes some other cbayer Mar 2013 #2

No, this is a myth promulgated by conservative Christians of different denominations kwassa Mar 2013 #3

Which orthodoxy? rrneck Mar 2013 #4