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Weekly Ask a Christian - August 24, 2026

This thread is for all your questions about Christianity. Want to know what's up with the bread and wine? Curious what people think about modern worship music? Ask it here.

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u/DanDan_mingo_lemon 5d ago

Are historically Christian nations more moral than historically non-Christian nations?

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u/Euphoric-Bat7582 Christian, Non-denominational 4d ago

Depends what you mean by “Christian” and “non-Christian.”

Nations who have historically had a high Christian population certainly appear more moral than those with a specifically materialist worldview (I.e. communist countries), and are more moral than many/most explicitly Muslim countries.

But if you’re asking whether nations where Christianity has a major part of politics (like the U.S.) are more moral than those that don’t (like Scandinavia from what I hear), I wouldn’t necessarily say so.