Christians involved in the political process [antikvár]

America is moving toward "religious apartheid."' Religion is being systematically separated from American society. The pace of religious apartheid has been quickened by those in government who reject traditional Judeo-Christian moral values. Political correctness has institutionalized censorship of speech and the very formation of ideas. The authority of the family is under siege by state agencies and the culture at large. The devaluation of human life is nearly complete as its destruction is validated through the recycling of the dismembered body parts. The radical homosexual agenda is rapidly reconfiguring the foundations of government policy as well as education, the church, the arts, and the family. We are witnessing the end of traditional religion (especially Christianity) in the public sphere. But governmental institutions, such as the Supreme Court, the president, and the legislatures are not solely to blame. Past generations of Christians and other religionists who did not become involved in society or who watched silently as the culture shifted toward the secular worldview are also responsible.^