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Coming up, Debbie and I are going to chat about a series of events from Jill Biden's reference

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Soros. I'm going to examine the rapid secularization of America, asking whether this country is going

the way of Godless Europe. And I'll examine in some detail the scene where the great Trojan warrior

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One of the distinguishing elements between America on the one hand and Europe on the other is

that America has traditionally been a more religious society, religion in general but Christianity in

particular, more firmly anchored in American belief as well as American practice as compared to

pretty much all of Europe. And I'm even using Europe generically to include Australia and Canada.

There's been a dramatic secularization of Europe over the past, really, century or so,

but especially since the middle of the last century. And what it means is that fewer Europeans believe

in God and far fewer than that number are go to church. And then if you look at people who go

regularly to church, that number is even smaller. For those of us who have visited Europe and

seen the cathedrals, these gorgeous ecclesiastical buildings, and many of them are largely empty. Not

that there's no one in them, but there's just a knot of people and sometimes very old people

with rosaries and you're like, wow, this place could hold hundreds and instead I see only tens of

people milling about the more tourists and the churches than there actually are believers and

worshipers. But it looks like religiosity in terms of belief and practice is declining in America also.

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