Future of Christianity in US

[JonDarbyXIII]

Why 'fix' the earth now is that your question?

We shouldn't 'fix it.'

We were set here and tasked with the mission to tame and subdue this world. We are activly doing that as far as I understand the term.

This world is not meant to last forever. We are told after the final judgement their will be a new heaven and a new earth, and the old heaven and earth will pass away.

I had a friend in high school whose dad owned several car dealerships. My friend had pick of any car off the lot he wanted to drive at any time. It seemed like every week, he had something different. There was a limited-edition, anniversary-issue Corvette that came out, so of course he drove that. He totaled it. Needless to say his dad was pissed. His punishment, though. He had to drive a '79 Jeep Cherokee to school for two months, a piece of shit that was still better than the piece of shit I drove! After that, he was back to driving Lexuses.

Let's assume for a moment that God does exist. You're essentially saying that Big Daddy isn't going to care that you are willfully trashing what he gave you. Christianity is the spoiled little prick who thinks that nothing matters since 'Daddy' will just buy me a new one.