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Gortanian2 OP t1_jdyxz07 wrote
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I don’t believe they’re treated as “normal,” but it’s almost impossible to refute something like faith.
There’s absolutely nothing wrong with being excited about the real possibility of a better future.
NanditoPapa t1_jdyyeko wrote
I think the 63% of Americans that call themselves Christians are absolutely treated as normal. When 77% of adult Americans say they believe in angels, that's normalizing. If someone espouses their faith, nobody bats an eye.
Anyway, at least we both agree that being excited for a possible fact-based optimistic future is a good thing.
YaAbsolyutnoNikto t1_jdzx3n4 wrote
Wait, angels? Aren’t Americans protestant? Aren’t angels and saints a catholic thing?
Yes, I’m completely ignorant on this topic.
NanditoPapa t1_je00ehp wrote
Angels are biblical, so they cross lots of denominations. They also appear in other religious texts, so Jewish and Muslim may also report a belief.
Here's an old article on the subject: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/poll-nearly-8-in-10-americans-believe-in-angels/
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