The concept of the "big lie," articulated by Adolf Hitler, suggests that large falsehoods are more readily believed than small ones. This communication strategy has infiltrated various aspects of society, leading to widespread acceptance of fabrications, particularly concerning beliefs about God, gender identity, and the nature of government. Key Points 1. Decline of Religious Belief: • There has been a notable decrease in church attendance in the U. S., with membership dropping from around 73% in 1937 to between 37% and 63% in recent years. • Many individuals now identify as agnostic or believe there is no God, viewing creation narratives as myths. 2. Rejecting Truths About Creation: • A growing number of people accept scientific explanations for human existence (e.g., evolution) despite a lack of fossil evidence. • The belief that humans and the universe were created by a Supreme Being is dismissed, leading to a denial of spiritual truths. 3. Gender ...
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