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		<description>While I agree that America\&#039;s religious fervor has fallen to the wayside, I disagree that this is what is causing America to be percieved as less liked. &lt;br /&gt;
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More religion in homes and families might or might not help Americans. There are, for instance several sectors of the population who have a high level in faiths which contradict many of the basic American structure/beliefs. &lt;br /&gt;
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Additionally, why is it that a decline is not being seen in China? China, an unofficially communist country, that has recently embraced capitalism, has had impressive growth rates of at least 9 percent each year. China does not have an official religion, and in fact discouraged religion for many years. Even today it is difficult for foriegn religious emmissaries to create a foothold in China.&lt;br /&gt;
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I feel you are grossly mistaken on your assumption of what makes this country function so well. In order for the US to continue holding its position as a Super Power, it has to fend off the encroaching India and China (whose growth we funded through international outsourcing), and come up with something bigger and better that no other country has...and which can stimulate our own populace first.&lt;br /&gt;
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An economic growth, coupled with a scientific advance, and reinforced international relations would probably do the trick. </description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>While I agree that America\&#8217;s religious fervor has fallen to the wayside, I disagree that this is what is causing America to be percieved as less liked. </p>
<p>More religion in homes and families might or might not help Americans. There are, for instance several sectors of the population who have a high level in faiths which contradict many of the basic American structure/beliefs. </p>
<p>Additionally, why is it that a decline is not being seen in China? China, an unofficially communist country, that has recently embraced capitalism, has had impressive growth rates of at least 9 percent each year. China does not have an official religion, and in fact discouraged religion for many years. Even today it is difficult for foriegn religious emmissaries to create a foothold in China.</p>
<p>I feel you are grossly mistaken on your assumption of what makes this country function so well. In order for the US to continue holding its position as a Super Power, it has to fend off the encroaching India and China (whose growth we funded through international outsourcing), and come up with something bigger and better that no other country has&#8230;and which can stimulate our own populace first.</p>
<p>An economic growth, coupled with a scientific advance, and reinforced international relations would probably do the trick.</p>
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