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While the World Health Organization has declared that COVID-19 is no longer a “public health emergency,” America’s embrace of syncretism — the fusion of different religions — and the growing rejection of a biblical worldview remains a threat to general quality of life in a post-pandemic world, especially for children, new research from the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University suggests.
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our history. whether it was 9/11. here in new york, i felt it. you rise above politics. you lean into what we know, as emily said to welcome our faith, core values. that is what we have. when i see even in the press conference that that very day, some officials apologizing from that stage because they prayed. that's what we do in the south, that to me was very telling. why do we feel like we need to apologize about prayer? when we did it for demar hamlin and 32 teams prayed for him but when it's our kids, and all of a sudden it's not as welcoming or accepted? there is something off in the fabric of america and i think that's what we need to focus on. >> harris: unapologetic interfaith. i say constantly. >> richard: one thing i would add, will he talk about prayer we have to make sure, as my pastor used to teach me, you need some works included. so many school shootings, where are the works? when are we going to say it's
state within america and o oerstand by citizens who d nourt experience and let's hope they never will. >> when you listen to kgb factors another's saying were never going to be able to defeat the united states from outsiden and we have to get it from thewh inside out and they always usee useful idiots in the country to take it down are we seeing thate with the left pushing the staff and colleges pushing the socialist garbage to kids? >> absolutely you need to askyo u yourselves how can somebody bring the united states down noi byte force, there won't be a chinese soldier running on our beaches, it can be done only from within and you can see right now that the pushing of socialism on our country, the immigration ofpu her family are moral values interfaith in the
he is open to other religions. what he seems less open to -- >> atheists. >> and the constitution. >> in my heart there's no charge. i don't believe in god. i am dead. with that comment means that with interfaith there is a gathering but there are a lot of people don't believe in god at all and night don't think that it's a great message for the mayor to talk outside of himself. talk about your relationship to god that is fine, great, i celebrate you and your right to do that. but don't dismiss, and i think crab on, the people in the world who don't see it the same and are protected by the constitution. >> do you consider yourself an atheist? >> i am an atheist. >> john. >> nobody -- nobody's business. being agnostic is easier sometimes i'm just to lazy. but i think, you said, what