Is religion dying out in the west?

[SandyCat]

About 20 something years ago religion was much bigger from what I remember, now days I only see religion among the boomers for the most part and maybe some of the millennials but not among the zoomers.

While you're here do you have time to talk about the only true gods Gork and Mork?

 

[Underperforming]

There are periods of higher religiosity and periods of lower religiosity. If you are religious and sperging about the fact that some statistic somewhere shows that more or less people are or are not a said religion or believe a certain thing the problem is not that society is more or less religious but that you are a faggot and a normie.

 

[Fascist Frederick]

"The need to be observed and understood was once satisfied by God. Now we can implement the same functionality with data-mining algorithms."

Social media killed the need for religion.

Also, @SandyCat you are a nigger.

 

[Ted's of Beverly Hills]

We're not less religious, we're just more crypto-judeo neo-babylonian now.

 

[Jason Wynn]

I’d be more receptive to the idea of religion (I’m agnostic) if all of them quit acting like such barking lunatics and actually portrayed their faith in what was actually taught. Met so many christfags who act almost exactly like Margaret White it’s unsettling.

 

[HyperboreanRightsActivist]

No its not. Nietzsche was a faggot that is only worshipped by (((scholars))). It only takes a few people to carry the flame. This is not the west but its totally possible to be done here and now...
https://youtube.com/watch?v=tt2AYafET68

Based for linking the Russian Old Rite tbh

 

[Ughubughughughughughghlug]

When I drive through rural areas, there sure are a lot of religious billboards, religious radio broadcasts, and small churches all over.

Crossing the mountains from Asheville to Knoxville, there is a section of interstate with many large cross statues, one after another. The place feels like Medieval Europe in its decoration.

Near Murphy, NC is a large regolith of the Ten Commandments, akin to a Pentecostal Uffington White Horse or Nazca Lines.
In Cookeville, TN there's a site called "Prayer Mountain" that has a cross statue situated on a hill overlooking the city.
St. Augustine has a very tall cross, but it's a historic site so is more of a historical monument than it is a religious site; is still part of a Catholic shrine.