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Date Posted: 05:45:26 12/19/04 Sun
Author: Tony Lang
Subject: Re: secularism is killing the christianity of Europe?
In reply to: PECAS 's message, "Re: secularism is killing the christianity of Europe?" on 14:29:17 12/17/04 Fri

I would like to change the word secularism to consumerism.
I am not sure what secularism really means here. The objective of consumerism is the promotion of comfort and convenience. When this happens, moral values decline.
When I worked in The USA in 1994 I saw consumerism the like of which I had never seen before. Of course it would be wrong to say that consumerism is an American invention but from my experience they appear to be market leaders.

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