The trajectory of demographics would suggest this is a long term problem for the secularists
November 3, 2026 at 1:19 AM
The trajectory of demographics would suggest this is a long term problem for the secularists
A weird part of this is that ironically a lot of the more nonsensical-seeming things evangelicals say about "secularists" make a lot more sense when you realise they /actually/ mean mainliners but can't tell the difference
November 6, 2026 at 7:24 PM
A weird part of this is that ironically a lot of the more nonsensical-seeming things evangelicals say about "secularists" make a lot more sense when you realise they /actually/ mean mainliners but can't tell the difference
you are never not going to have Ross Douthat doing nutty religious shit
remember his column on how bad it was that snooty secularists didn't believe things like Joan of Arc was empowered by God to help France win or that saints could fly and be in 2 places at once
www.nytimes.com/2025/08/05/o...
remember his column on how bad it was that snooty secularists didn't believe things like Joan of Arc was empowered by God to help France win or that saints could fly and be in 2 places at once
www.nytimes.com/2025/08/05/o...
Opinion | Why Did God Favor France? (Published 2025)
Five theories about Joan of Arc’s miraculous-seeming career.
www.nytimes.com
November 9, 2026 at 6:49 PM
you are never not going to have Ross Douthat doing nutty religious shit
remember his column on how bad it was that snooty secularists didn't believe things like Joan of Arc was empowered by God to help France win or that saints could fly and be in 2 places at once
www.nytimes.com/2025/08/05/o...
remember his column on how bad it was that snooty secularists didn't believe things like Joan of Arc was empowered by God to help France win or that saints could fly and be in 2 places at once
www.nytimes.com/2025/08/05/o...
Quebec has a colourful history of swearing. travel.yahoo.com/general/arti...
But did you know Canada didn't repeal its blasphemy law until Dec 2018? It took campaigning by BCHA and other secularists to push the government to abolish the crime.
But did you know Canada didn't repeal its blasphemy law until Dec 2018? It took campaigning by BCHA and other secularists to push the government to abolish the crime.
Excuse my French? The swear words that used to be illegal in Canada
Quebec has perfected such a vast variety of profanity that it's been called "the Amazon rainforest of swear words". But uttering these terms could have once landed you in prison.
travel.yahoo.com
November 9, 2026 at 5:22 PM
Quebec has a colourful history of swearing. travel.yahoo.com/general/arti...
But did you know Canada didn't repeal its blasphemy law until Dec 2018? It took campaigning by BCHA and other secularists to push the government to abolish the crime.
But did you know Canada didn't repeal its blasphemy law until Dec 2018? It took campaigning by BCHA and other secularists to push the government to abolish the crime.
Rofl.😆😁😄you're giving me secondhand embarrassment, mate. This is the standard for alleged secularists from Islamic societies. This phenomenon is very common, and bigots from the UK and India would be considered prog. In Islamic societies
No, not every religion is the same.
No, not every religion is the same.
November 9, 2026 at 10:05 AM
Rofl.😆😁😄you're giving me secondhand embarrassment, mate. This is the standard for alleged secularists from Islamic societies. This phenomenon is very common, and bigots from the UK and India would be considered prog. In Islamic societies
No, not every religion is the same.
No, not every religion is the same.
Funny how the most strident secularists act the most like that. Maybe let's not try to force everyone to conform to our preferred lifestyle.
October 31, 2026 at 9:14 PM
Funny how the most strident secularists act the most like that. Maybe let's not try to force everyone to conform to our preferred lifestyle.
Religious people can be secularists. Real Americans are regardless of their religion. Those that aren't, as we have seen quite clearly over the past decade, are a bunch of God damned traitors that may well need to be dealt with
November 3, 2026 at 3:12 PM
Religious people can be secularists. Real Americans are regardless of their religion. Those that aren't, as we have seen quite clearly over the past decade, are a bunch of God damned traitors that may well need to be dealt with
Because rights are endowed by the Creator, no state or tyrant has the authority to revoke them. Its literally where the concept of human rights and equality come from.
Of course secularists worship the state/self as god, so pretend the rights stem from those. Thats logically incoherent though.
Of course secularists worship the state/self as god, so pretend the rights stem from those. Thats logically incoherent though.
November 2, 2026 at 7:59 PM
Because rights are endowed by the Creator, no state or tyrant has the authority to revoke them. Its literally where the concept of human rights and equality come from.
Of course secularists worship the state/self as god, so pretend the rights stem from those. Thats logically incoherent though.
Of course secularists worship the state/self as god, so pretend the rights stem from those. Thats logically incoherent though.
Such secularists are not saying that God does not exist, exactly; they feel unclear about what it would mean to affirm His existence, and thus about the point of denying it. (7/10)
October 31, 2026 at 3:49 AM
Such secularists are not saying that God does not exist, exactly; they feel unclear about what it would mean to affirm His existence, and thus about the point of denying it. (7/10)
And which citizens would those be? Indigenous people? Homeless people? Allophones? Anglophones? Francophones? Theists? Secularists? Young? Old? They all have needs, but they don't all have the same needs. This PQ is a bit of a one trick pony and most Quebeckers aren't in the mood for tricks.
October 30, 2026 at 1:00 AM
And which citizens would those be? Indigenous people? Homeless people? Allophones? Anglophones? Francophones? Theists? Secularists? Young? Old? They all have needs, but they don't all have the same needs. This PQ is a bit of a one trick pony and most Quebeckers aren't in the mood for tricks.
All Muslims, Jews, Jains, Buddhists, secularists, etc MUST VOTE BLUE. MAGA is nothing but White Christian Nationalist facism.
1/ Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-OH) said on Wednesday night that anyone who does not believe that Jesus died for their salvation is unfit to serve in the Senate and “should be nowhere near Washington.”
#ChristianNationalism
Mrs. Betty Bowers:
"Christian Nationalism is just white supremacy in Bible drag."
#ChristianNationalism
Mrs. Betty Bowers:
"Christian Nationalism is just white supremacy in Bible drag."
Republican Senator Says Non-Christians Are Unfit for Senate: ‘Should Be Nowhere Near Washington’ (Mediaite)
Sen. Bernie Moreno(R-OH) said on Wednesday night that anyone who does not believe that Jesus died for their salvation is unfit to serve in the Senate and “sh...
l.smartnews.com
October 29, 2026 at 5:15 PM
All Muslims, Jews, Jains, Buddhists, secularists, etc MUST VOTE BLUE. MAGA is nothing but White Christian Nationalist facism.
Nor do they have a "relativistic" or "subjectivist" theory of Truth or Goodness. They would simply like to change the subject. They are in a position analogous to that of secularists who urge that research concerning the Nature, or the Will, of God does not get us anywhere. (6/10)
October 31, 2026 at 3:49 AM
Nor do they have a "relativistic" or "subjectivist" theory of Truth or Goodness. They would simply like to change the subject. They are in a position analogous to that of secularists who urge that research concerning the Nature, or the Will, of God does not get us anywhere. (6/10)
Just heard my first Christmas advertisement... on October 25th.
We secularists will continue our War on Christmas until it agrees to withdraw to the November 2nd borders agreed to in previous treaties.
Defend the Halloween Homeland, my spooky brothers and sisters.
We secularists will continue our War on Christmas until it agrees to withdraw to the November 2nd borders agreed to in previous treaties.
Defend the Halloween Homeland, my spooky brothers and sisters.
October 25, 2026 at 2:09 PM
Just heard my first Christmas advertisement... on October 25th.
We secularists will continue our War on Christmas until it agrees to withdraw to the November 2nd borders agreed to in previous treaties.
Defend the Halloween Homeland, my spooky brothers and sisters.
We secularists will continue our War on Christmas until it agrees to withdraw to the November 2nd borders agreed to in previous treaties.
Defend the Halloween Homeland, my spooky brothers and sisters.
So it’s hardly a fringe group. How many of them are demon-obsessed? Idk. But here in liberal Seattle there are multiple churches near me advertising “trick or trunk” parties and “dungeons and Deacons” sessions to keep their kids away from scary secularists 🤷🏻♀️
October 27, 2026 at 7:04 PM
So it’s hardly a fringe group. How many of them are demon-obsessed? Idk. But here in liberal Seattle there are multiple churches near me advertising “trick or trunk” parties and “dungeons and Deacons” sessions to keep their kids away from scary secularists 🤷🏻♀️
“Because this opposition bloc spans from center-right nationalists to traditional left-wing secularists, their platform focuses on anti-corruption, civil reform, and security management rather than a unified plan to end the occupation”
October 26, 2026 at 11:14 PM
“Because this opposition bloc spans from center-right nationalists to traditional left-wing secularists, their platform focuses on anti-corruption, civil reform, and security management rather than a unified plan to end the occupation”
Muslims are incompatible with America because they hate women, lgbt, jews, blacks, and secularists. The same groups of people that Republicans also hate. 🫠
October 25, 2026 at 12:02 PM
Muslims are incompatible with America because they hate women, lgbt, jews, blacks, and secularists. The same groups of people that Republicans also hate. 🫠
And it was Islam and it’s supposed menace after 9/11 that organized the neo atheists (Who then ironically courted anti Bush, anti evangelical American secularists by talking out of both sides of their mouths).
October 23, 2026 at 3:36 PM
And it was Islam and it’s supposed menace after 9/11 that organized the neo atheists (Who then ironically courted anti Bush, anti evangelical American secularists by talking out of both sides of their mouths).
We should be secularists and anti-clericalists, those are good things to be. But like I said, that’s not what New Atheism was about. It was all superiority complexes and belittling people of faith, fetishising “the” Enlightenment (while having no rea knowledge of it) then jumping into Islamophobia.
October 23, 2026 at 1:00 PM
We should be secularists and anti-clericalists, those are good things to be. But like I said, that’s not what New Atheism was about. It was all superiority complexes and belittling people of faith, fetishising “the” Enlightenment (while having no rea knowledge of it) then jumping into Islamophobia.
Christians are fully aware, and making a choice to elevate the most despicable people they can find.
They view the sins of Trump as OUR sins; not theirs. Trump is how they view secular liberalism. Trump is their condemnation of left-wing, secularists, atheists, non-believers, Muslims, Jews, etc...
They view the sins of Trump as OUR sins; not theirs. Trump is how they view secular liberalism. Trump is their condemnation of left-wing, secularists, atheists, non-believers, Muslims, Jews, etc...
October 23, 2026 at 1:53 PM
Christians are fully aware, and making a choice to elevate the most despicable people they can find.
They view the sins of Trump as OUR sins; not theirs. Trump is how they view secular liberalism. Trump is their condemnation of left-wing, secularists, atheists, non-believers, Muslims, Jews, etc...
They view the sins of Trump as OUR sins; not theirs. Trump is how they view secular liberalism. Trump is their condemnation of left-wing, secularists, atheists, non-believers, Muslims, Jews, etc...
Christian Nationalists argue the US was founded as a Christian nation. Secularists know this is not rue, but make the mistake of going too far and assuming religion has a diminished role in politics. They overlook the vast influence, both positive and negative, it has politically and socially.
October 21, 2026 at 2:34 PM
Christian Nationalists argue the US was founded as a Christian nation. Secularists know this is not rue, but make the mistake of going too far and assuming religion has a diminished role in politics. They overlook the vast influence, both positive and negative, it has politically and socially.
The Christian Nationalist are right wing. Not the secularists.
October 19, 2026 at 9:32 PM
The Christian Nationalist are right wing. Not the secularists.