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<blockquote data-quote="CPT馬冠宇" data-source="post: 74157" data-attributes="member: 162">[MEDIA=youtube]iqu132vTl5Y[/MEDIA]Until just now when I looked it up I thought Ace of Base was a Mormon band.Mormonism is the religion most likely to bring back the traditional mid-20th century America that older generations remember — the one with stable two-parent families, lots of children, strong communities, personal responsibility, and cultural cohesion. Unlike nearly every other major faith in the West, it still maintains high fertility rates close to three children per woman, significantly lower divorce rates, early marriage, strict sexual standards, and a powerful emphasis on self-reliance and duty. Its tight-knit ward system creates genuine high-trust communities that function more like old-school American neighborhoods than most modern churches do. While secular culture is collapsing birth rates and family structures, mainstream Christianity has largely accommodated the sexual revolution, and other religions often import values that clash with that older American model, Mormonism continues to successfully reproduce the demographics, work ethic, patriotism, and social stability of that earlier era at scale. In practical terms, it’s the only large religious group still building the human foundation that made that version of America possible.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CPT馬冠宇, post: 74157, member: 162"] [MEDIA=youtube]iqu132vTl5Y[/MEDIA] Until just now when I looked it up I thought Ace of Base was a Mormon band. Mormonism is the religion most likely to bring back the traditional mid-20th century America that older generations remember — the one with stable two-parent families, lots of children, strong communities, personal responsibility, and cultural cohesion. Unlike nearly every other major faith in the West, it still maintains high fertility rates close to three children per woman, significantly lower divorce rates, early marriage, strict sexual standards, and a powerful emphasis on self-reliance and duty. Its tight-knit ward system creates genuine high-trust communities that function more like old-school American neighborhoods than most modern churches do. While secular culture is collapsing birth rates and family structures, mainstream Christianity has largely accommodated the sexual revolution, and other religions often import values that clash with that older American model, Mormonism continues to successfully reproduce the demographics, work ethic, patriotism, and social stability of that earlier era at scale. In practical terms, it’s the only large religious group still building the human foundation that made that version of America possible. [/QUOTE]

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