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Abolition Quote by Joseph Sobran

“De-Christianizing America has been high on the progressive agenda, and, thanks to the government (especially the federal courts), it has been a great success. Nor can we overlook the contribution of the entertainment industry, which now determines what passes for 'culture.' The main practical…” quote by Joseph Sobran
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“De-Christianizing America has been high on the progressive agenda, and, thanks to the government (especially the federal courts), it has been a great success. Nor can we overlook the contribution of the entertainment industry, which now determines what passes for 'culture.' The main practical vehicle of de-Christianization has been the Sexual Revolution. A few radicals have called for the abolition of the family, but most liberals have been more discreet, avoiding hostile rhetoric while quietly but constantly pursuing policies that result in lower birthrates and fatherless children.”

Joseph Sobran

About This Quote

Source Essay: Political Commentary, 1990s, unknown publication

The author claims that de‑Christianization is a deliberate progressive goal, driven by courts, media, and the Sexual Revolution, leading to lower birthrates and fatherless families.

In simple terms: Progressives aim to reduce Christian influence via law, culture, and sexuality, causing societal changes.

Key Takeaway

Recognize cultural influences on policy.

Themes

culture religion politics family media

Mood

critical analytical

Type

observational critical

When to use this quote

  • policy analysis
  • media studies
  • family counseling
  • demographic research

Key Concepts

Secularism demographic change social engineering

Questions to Reflect On

  • How do legal decisions shape cultural norms?
  • What other forces affect birthrates?
A Different Perspective

The claim may overgeneralize and ignore other factors affecting family structures.

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