April 10, 2005

Orson Scott Card on religion

Donald Sensing at One Hand Clapping links to a quote from writer Orson Scott Card:
Here is one simple truth, borne out by statistics over many decades and generations: The religions that demand of their members some real and rational degree of sacrifice, obedience, and adherence to faith are growing stronger and stronger; while the ones that say, in effect, that you can do what you want and God doesn’t expect much of us anymore, except to be vaguely nice - they are losing members rapidly.

Because if it doesn’t matter what you do, then why would you bother to belong?
That water is deep... Posted by DaveH at April 10, 2005 10:28 PM
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