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Rise of the Nones: Diana Butler Bass Extended Interview
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- čas přidán 31. 03. 2013
- to.pbs.org/194hf5b "I think that people who are leaving church, or people who call themselves spiritual but not religious, are raising really significant questions about faith, about community life and about the future of religion that religious leaders should pay more attention to," says religion scholar Diana Butler Bass, author of "Christianity After Religion: The End of Church and the Birth of a New Spiritual Awakening." Watch more of our interview with her about the religious implications of the rise of the religiously unaffiliated.
Watch our full report on the religious implications of the rise of the religiously unaffiliated in America (Part 3 of our three-part series):
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The more important part is that religion s doesn't hold up when scrutinised and questioned. They simply fall apart, and rapidly...
Well, the question of authenticity is why my parents quit going to church, but they're still believers and still Christians. Now the actual content of the beliefs and the religion is why I'm not a Christian anymore.
As a recent "done", this is the best video on CZcams from a religious person on the topic. These hateful comments from other religious people show what's wrong with churches.
I agree, Kyle. It's like they don't realize that the way they're behaving is driving people away from them.
When in the long history of the church there was a period where the institution had a reputation of authenticity, reliability or lack of hypocritical behavior?
A tiny point, but: How does she know the religion of the people in Norman Rockwell´s Thanksgiving painting?
Is there a link to "the wilderness?"
She doesn't quite get it. She fails to acknowledge the growing skepticism towards Christianity itself and instead focuses on problems with churches and their leaders. Get your head out of the sand lady. Some of us just don't believe the claims of iron age messianic movements.
That's because she is an experiencial Christian, born again ie....don't be confused by the spiritual not religious syntax. She is mainstream Christian. , Based on emotional exp. Nothing wrong with that.. she is clear about mystical exp. She doesn't just believe something,. S she experienced, and experiences Christianity. The Bible defines it as a Holy Spirit thing. No longer are experiential Christian's being marginalized, but rather ,,they have found a voice, community, and celebration..
Can someone tell the dear presenter that yoga is not a Christian practice. Well-intentioned as she might be -- and intending to present a case for her point, she missed the important fact.
She talks about the individual and the community as if they are two very separate things. What about an individuals sense or understanding of community and a communities sense of and understanding of the individual. Aren't they intertwined and one and the same thing?
Well she talks about these Christians being hypocritical, what makes her think that she ain't? She talk so you will buy her books. It's amazing when you know how stupid these types of people are, that their way of thinking is actually going to get them killed. This poor woman lacks knowledge, therefore she doesn't know who her God is.. So she will perish and so will her family and all who believe what she says, even the books that she writes. It is better for those who didn't know God than it is for those who thought they knew God...
I left Christianity because it's epistemologically unviable. Its theology is virtually eisegetical.
I miss something substantial in the presentation of this woman. She doesn't speak in the same lines with Jesus who never spoke about religion like this. All false religion is based on non-humiliation. Jesus in His mission tried to show how desperately every man and woman need to see themselves as God sees them - wretched, miserable failures who are doomed without His help. Studying and talking about other people, other churches, and trying to determine why people lose true faith, categorizing etc. etc., has never and will never bring a single person to salvation.
Once men and women recognize their need, lay off their natural pride (which is impossible without sincere prayer and eating the bread of the Word), the whole being is changed and miracle happens. You will quit dissecting religion and those who are in it, you trash your miserable judgments that make appearance of smartness. You will straighten your life with the Lord and then you will be surprised what happen. You will become attractive to all those who are "burdened and heavy laden". They will be coming asking you to share with them what they don't have - peace and the bread of life. You will always have an encouraging word for them, not as the world encourages but as Christ does. You will become a blessing to this world, exactly the way God wants you to be. This is called the change of your nature - something the world and worldly spiritual leaders in the churches don't believe is possible because they don't know what faith is. Their religion rests in their own belly - they lie to themselves and their audiences through their academics.
America doesn't need scholarly speeches. We have plethora of those who are willing to speak and "be leaders".
The greatest need of America is CONVERSION!
GuitarraUltima This woman is lose cannon ..and/or a one in the Trojan Horse called the Emergent Church...where is the Promise of the Holy Spirit with Power? Instead of emphasizing Christ shes talks around but never says a thing..she is kind of like a politician in gov't.that says what people might want to hear (which is bad enough as it is !) but never has a solution the works..she refers to New Age things like 'yoga?". ..the answer that was already given 2000 years ago.
She's not a hyper conservative fundie fucktard. Maybe that's her problem.