Christian vs non-Christian illegitimacy rates

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Re: Christian vs non-Christian illegitimacy rates

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barnhart wrote: ↑Sat Jun 27, 2026 10:07 am In general yes. But I don't think you can use religious belief to social engineer utopia without some terrible consequences.
I doubt that there is any statement that modern Christians hate more than what Jesus said in Matthew 7:15-20. I completely agree with this statement, and the best "fruit" in my opinion is currently Japan. How did Japan manage to remain civilized and moral? Is it their religion or culture or education? I don't really know. I am not as familiar with Muslim countries, but I can't imagine that anything can be worse than the modern West. And illegitimacy rates reflect this.
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I can imagine how a society could be worse.
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