Not really. While I wish everyone would follow Christ, the present manifestation of organized religion in modern society adds very little value to society or to people's souls. Perhaps if religious organizations were less defined by social conservatism, and took a greater interest in being a force for good in the world, then their decline would be a greater tragedy. I'm not saying organized religion has to start supporting the Democratic Party or start jumping on every woke bandwagon that pops up the way corporations do, or even change their stance on things like abortion (they can remain pro-life for example), but when you have Evangelicals as the biggest supporters of a moral nihilist like Trump it kind of shows why people aren't attracted to their message.
Exactly. I tend to think people who are very religious tend to have trouble accepting democracy as a thing. Also, I tend to see organized religions as one in the same. I personally find it hypocritical to oppose the Taliban yet want a milder version of what the Taliban have right here.
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