Deixou bem claro que não sou ancap.
O que aconteceria se essa visão política fosse colocada em prática em nosso país? O estado realmente é tão ruim o quanto falam? Estaríamos melhor sem o estado em nossa vida e seguido uma vida mais individualista?
Approximately 40% to 46.5% of the adult population in the United States identifies as Protestant, while Catholics represent roughly 19% to 20% of the population.
First of all, I'm from Brazil. Although my country has a historically Catholic majority, Protestantism also has a great social, political, and economic influence. There is an old rivalry between the two religious traditions, marked by differences in beliefs and interpretations, such as the famous criticism that Catholics worship images, Mary, and other issues. However, throughout Brazilian history, Catholic influence has played a fundamental role in my homeland. From Portuguese colonization, through Independence and the monarchical period (when Catholicism was even more predominant), to the formation of the Republic, many cultural and social elements linked to the Catholic Church remained present and influential. In a way, these traits remain visible to this day (and will continue for a long time to come).
Therefore, even coming from a country where Catholicism is so prevalent and still coexists with religious debates and disagreements, I sometimes wonder what it's like to be Catholic in the world's greatest power today. Is there a lot of prejudice or discrimination? How are Catholics usually viewed in environments such as schools, work, groups of friends, and other social spaces? What are the main difficulties they face in their daily lives? Or, in the end, is the situation not as complicated as it seems?
I'm asking this question because I see there are many English-speaking users, and that's why I'm taking advantage of the situation.
O que a família real se tornou?
Entrei para pesquisar algumas edições de batman e a página está assim, é só comigo ou ocorreu com mais alguém?