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Are you religious? Mildly: Some belief in tenants, cultural affiliation, but little or no regular practice; progressive interpretations Moderately: Mild/medium belief or semi-regular practice Devoutly: Strong belief or consistent practice; traditional interpretations

No
69.6%
Yes, mildly
20.2%
Yes, moderately
6.6%
Yes, devoutly
3.7%

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Aella

@Aella_Girl

For the moderate and devout, what are your favorite websites that defend your faith against the shifting norms of the modern era?

8:38 PM · Jul 25, 2018

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Don't need a website to affirm my faith doi

Giulio Giacomo Cantone

@GGCanto

Jul 25, 2018

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@Aella_Girl

I guess there are no website for that. You just need to flaneur and watch the outside world.

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First Things and New Atlantis are great for religiously influenced perspectives on modern culture and public policy.

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As one of the devout, I don't think there are many websites that do a good job of that. But I also don't think it's my faith's job to stave off the shifting norms of the modern era, either. You do you, fam.

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I'm a Wiccan so their are tons of sites I go to to get a variety of information but on the topic of my ideology it doesn't clash with modern beliefs as we really only have like 2 rules.

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Dunno, as I don't rely on the interwebs for my beliefs. The shifting norms of every era are we we are in the world, not of it. Frankly, the Church already went through the modern era back in its first 300 years, and we will likely continue on this Millennial Cycle.

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I think the modern era is reversing itself toward a growing religious perspective. It will be different than what we've known in the past, but people are going to balance out their atheism with their biological need for divinity.

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I chose Moderate though no regular practice but due to the fact religion is very important within my community when I go back to my native country. Irrespective if a believe or not but I find religion practices are important for communication with some friends and relatives.

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Ravi Zacharias

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