Absolutely. Whether one believes in a higher power or not, it is becoming increasingly clear that the values that are at the core of Christianity are not just “good”, but are the prosocial - ie build and stengthen societies - antithesis to the values that destroy societies that are pushed by the Left.
Hm, that makes a lot of sense except I'm going to play Devil's advocate here (no pun intended) aren't the main abusers of opiate and meth and drugs usually in red states, the midwest, etc.?
Absolutely. Whether one believes in a higher power or not, it is becoming increasingly clear that the values that are at the core of Christianity are not just “good”, but are the prosocial - ie build and stengthen societies - antithesis to the values that destroy societies that are pushed by the Left.
I don't even know if it's exclusively Christianity, but I believe that faith in a higher power is what keeps most people grounded.
Hm, that makes a lot of sense except I'm going to play Devil's advocate here (no pun intended) aren't the main abusers of opiate and meth and drugs usually in red states, the midwest, etc.?