Which do Americans worship more?
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God is a Spirituality Utility Vehicle.\n\n(sorry, I could not resist - no I am not religious, it was just to much to resist)
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American society is very much a "black & white" society, very consumerist society.  People, as a rule, are discriminatory (not the same as prejudiced), they have a definite us vs. them streak.  There are myriad of institutions that reinforce this view, religion and patritotism, to name two.  In the us vs. them view, regardless of fact or opinion I am right and you are wrong.  The educational system in the United States further reinforces this by not making people think, just memorize.  I could go on and on, but I feel that I would end up ranting.  I hope this helps you.
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Republicans, they are much more of a threat to our way of life. Muslim extremists can be dealt with, American extremism is far more insidious.
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Interesting that most people have said Nationalism, thats probably true if you're an American since we think we are so great. However in a global scale I think religion is more dividing than nationalism.
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You can compare 'The United States' with other countries (don't forget that 'America' is one of two continents), and you can compare 'religion in The United States' to 'religion in other countries', but you can't report on 'the difference between America [sic] and other countries [sic] religion' because they aren't the same thing.
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There is no comparison between the two areas, since their philosophy is different! The Asians are polytheistic while the USA are mainly Monotheistic (the god of Abraham is only accepted)!\nAlso, democracy, a creation of the classical Greeks was spread in the west but not in the East!
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I agree there's more openness in the UK than in the US to this respect. Still, I haven't seen ANY person of immigrants descent in key official postions in the UK; while in the US there are MANY: Scwartzenegger, Villarraigosa, Kissinger. So who's more open-minded? And OF COURSE there's FREEDOM OF RELIGION in the US!! The US, being a traditionally Protestant nation, homes a greater Muslim population than many european nations do combined. Plus, the 20 million or so LatinAmerican immigrants are mostly roman-catholic, and free to practice their religion.
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I would have to say christmas because ppl decorate their houses more for this holiday than any other. and people seem nicer this time of year than any other . people go to church more . I dont know it just seems like the world is at peace . good luck and god bless and happy holidays.
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lol...\n\nChristianity is the predominate religion in the US, the friggin country was founded by Christan's and the only people that see Christan's being persecuted are Christan's....\n\ntheir biggest issue, not that they would EVER admit to it, is that Christianity is NOT as popular as it use to be...
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Because America is screwed and it was screwed from the beginning. We always have biased oppinions and the media uses that to it's advantage. Since there are more Christians in America then any other religion, they impinge that into our values. Not to mention America was orignally formed from people who came here to practice their religion freely.
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Yes it does prove that. Also the belief that god wanted american's to have the country span from coast to coast. The american mentality was they were doing the "barbarians" (Natives) a favour by converting them and taking over their land.
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I think it's very much Christianity... both religions are very intollerant of other religions and that's naturally going to be a "sore spot"\n\nI think Americans feel that the terrorists are Muslim "crusaders (perhaps not so much in name, but in action)," if you will, and many muslims believe that the U.S. occupations of Iraq and Afghanistan are a new "crusade"\n\nWhile no one may really talk about it, I think it exists underneath the actions..
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Well I'm no American but it's obvious to me, even from outside, that the Republicans, at least, exploit religion and religious people, rather than trying to subdue it, and that the religious right has far more political power in the USA than any other western country. If the article is correct, you are left with having to explain the anomaly that the USA is the most religious western country and ALSO the most consumerist western country. And as far as the best society being based on religious moral codes, then why does the most religious western country have the highest rates of violent crime, teenage pregnancies, abortions, and lowest social justice? (perhaps its relevant that, as shown by psychological experiments and brains scans, cults create barriers where people outside the immediate cultural group are subconsciously seen as less human, or even a threat). Such an article could only convince insular, conspiracy-theory leaning (cultural influence of religious fear?) Americans.\n\nBut yes, everyone is influenced by their cultural environment. The challenge is to see through it as much as possible and everything is worth thinking about.
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White Christian Males in white collar jobs represent the stereotypical american if thats what you're asking.\n\nno political party accurately fully represents the majority of americans beliefs.  for example:\nrepublicans want immigration reform which most americans would agree with, but are also pro lifers which most americans would disagree with.  flip that around for democrats.
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God has Blessed America, but has some trouble Blessing the world.\nWith out the Blood of Jesus he does not see or hear . Jesus is the Mediator the Anointed Son, the Messiah.
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i would say the majority are americans
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Yes both are.Both will undermine and destroys the values and culture of mainstream america.\nOne seeks to destroy us for following a different religion.\nThe other seeks to take the income from anyone who speaks English and relegate them to 2nd class citizens.