If you live in a secular western society, which is also culturally Christian, this question is for you.
I'm looking specifically at societies where religion has been essentially removed from classrooms, social institutions, broadcast media and where the root of indoctrination appears to be limited to family tradition and pressure.
If you live in such country, I would like to know your opinion on what do you think are the most pervasive indoctrination methods that are still enabling the growth of Christianity - of all its traditions and sects as a whole.
How do religious communities within secular countries succeed to enlist new followers?
If Jesus had been killed twenty years ago, Catholic school children would be wearing little electric chairs around their necks instead of crosses." - Lenny Bruce
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Frederic Luc
Outrageous @ The Atheist Blog - https://theatheist.blog
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