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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here -- I'd say that based on this conversation, there's plenty of touchiness to go around. I hope it's just a phase, though and that some day soon neither side will feel the need to defend itself so much. I do feel that Christians are more touchy right now, but that it doesn't really relate to their religious beliefs so much as that they sense that they are losing the [b]privileged status[/b] that they've had for so long -- sort of like men in the sixties when women's lib started up and white folks before that when the civil rights movement cranked up. [/quote] What exactly is this "privileged status?" Serious question. I say this because I was agnostic for quite awhile but I did not notice any real changes in my life compared to now. It was pretty much the same. "Privileged status" suggests to me that there are some perks to being a Christian, but I'm not aware of any. I'm pretty sure that I've gotten more negative reactions from people who know that I'm a Christian. I've never gotten a job because I'm a Christian. I don't even get my holidays off because I'm Eastern Orthodox. You can be part of the majority and not have any real privileges- the middle class, for example, is a majority but I'd argue they don't really have any perks or privileges.[/quote]
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