Why so many questions concerning reliogion&politics?

Question

Why so many questions concerning reliogion&politics?

Answer 1

because  those  are very  important  topics and  a lot of  people are  interested.

Answer 2

Well Miss Wild Wheels here's my theory... In todays society of mixed ehtnic backgrounds & religions our lives & values are changing. Both the Protestant & Chatholic religions are seeing a drastic fall off of regular attendance & in smaller communities churches are being closed as a result. In a modern society where our religious beliefs are being abandoned  so as not to offend new arrivals on our shores The Lord's Prayer is no longer allowed in our schools & government buildings. Our long standing religious traditions such as Christmas are being changed in the name of political correctness. Companies such as Walmart (the largest retailer in the world) no longer uses the term Christmas in it's advertising & promotion & the term Easter is now on the chopping block.

We have become the victims of political correctness in a country where we are gauranteed freedom of speech & expression but only if it doesn't offend the minority. We can thank the politicians for the legislation that limits those inherent rights that are our heritage & have been our lifestyle for centuries. Until such time that we take a stand & elect legislators who will protect our heritage there will always be questions about religion & politics. Those of us who our native to our country are just beginning to wake up & realize that our heritage & rights are being abandoned in order to accomodate immigrants from foreign shores & their beliefs rather than them adopting our way of life & customs. There is nothing wrong with a mixed culture in society until it infringes on freedom of expression, speech & religious beliefs. Soon we'll be the minority & with landed immigrants obtaining citizenship & running for public office chances are it will happen sooner than later... As a passive society we sit back & accept it not realizing the impact it will have on our future generations. So if there are questions being raised now why weren't they raised when ours laws were being changed.

Wake up Canada & America!!! Instead of asking questions get of your affluent asses & do something about it. If you leave it to the politicians, bureaucrats & lobbyists to do something about it you've already lost the battle. Until we stand up for our rights & heritage the last of many questions we'll be asking ourselves is "How the h**l did that happen!"

Answer 3

Probably because they are sensitive topics and if you get in an argument here, you don't have to face the people the next day.