Tucker Carlson: This is a dangerous cult

It’s not realistic to expect to have cultivated men and women from many perspectives (masculinity, femininity, relational development, responsible citizenry, civically apt, work ethic, financial responsibility, the educated and focused mind with a positive directionality for one’s future, and the mobility to explore these capacities and others), when there’s not even a culture, much less cohesiveness in the social and familial environments that facilitates such growth. The corporate Christian church system in America is one of the biggest cults there is, and the people perpetuate this institutionalized, systemic and multigenerational, dumbing down of its own, extending to other institutions as well (cultural Christianity). If there is a continued collective unwillingness to revolutionize these churches (overturn and restructure), then they will ensure the furtherance of this same trajectory, but exponentially so (more political warring on any number of encroaching agendas). Meaning that their ‘strategy’ has been reactiveness, as that’s all they’ve demonstrated as a platform ideology and in social practice (with exceptions), largely shunning independent and creative thinkers. The momentum for decades has been to admonish inward and outward passiveness and disregard for economic, social, civic and political, and artistic means of expression, as a way to get the church pews filled (seeker sensitive churches). The leaves only one option, continued reactiveness, and the whole world knows it. The question is what are they and the church system going to do about it?