I’m actually surprised that there isn’t a larger decline considering the movers and shakers of the enlightenment have been in the background silently chipping away at religion for the most of 250years, coming to a climax and into the open with Vatican II and the sexual revolution of the 50s, 60s and 70s trying to produce a “Worldly Paradise on Earth” without God, manipulating anything that it can get its hands on, materialism, individualism even hijacking science to push its own agenda. so, a one world government can be established, of course they are the head, just a simple look at what the WTO is up to.
Roe and Wade was symbolic as to this achievement for them, starting in the US and spreading around the western world, spreading itself into our social structure including in secularizing schools making them hostile to religion especially Christianity, now, since this symbol has been torn down, the damage that has been done will be followed.
We don’t see much of it here, but the main game has been playing out in the USA, there is a lot going on there especially within the political arena, America is changing and will change, as the last few years people are seeing the direct repercussions and consequences, as we see from Roe and Wade, there is a lot happening and Catholic conservatives are right in the thick of things, woken up by the sexual abuse that has infiltrated the church from all this.
There is now a great push to do away with secularism altogether especially at schools
Keep watch of the US, as what happens there will affect all, the US is changing slowly, give it another generation or two, religion will make a comeback with a vengeance as all will be laid open to the lie we have been conditioned too, the good part about it is what is left are conservatives and true believers, all others are gone these will be the foundation stone of the renewal
The West is facing its deepest civilizational crisis since Jesus Christ resurrected, and addressing the crisis requires removing militant secularists’ monopoly on education, former U.S. attorney general William Barr told a packed Christian conference in Chicago, Ill. on Saturday.
