I agree, but I am of the mindset that the world is going to sail itself into perdition regardless of how hard you try to stop it. Sure, we can snatch some from the flames, so to speak, but there's no stopping the inevitable.
Even in the unlikely scenario the USA was able to install a Christian theocracy, it would probably be rampant with corruption and do you really want the government dictating to you what your beliefs will be? That's what happens in a theocracy and there won't be a legit Christian theocracy until the Millennial Kingdom of Christ.
So we can't really impose a "no sin allowed" law upon people because it wouldn't work. People don't stop sinning even when the penalty is death and/or destruction; the Bible proves it. So what can we do about people who need help? Well, unfortunately, there are people who don't know they need help, yet, because they've been enabled and validated. Their heart needs to be reached, their thoughts and feelings. That's where true change begins. Trust me, I don't do anything until it gets into my heart.
Perhaps, the best way to reach people, not just the ones we're discussing, but people in general is by giving them what they need and it isn't instant, most of the time, in my experience. Relationships must be built, trust must be gained, and we got to walk the walk and talk the talk. If unsaved people are going to want what we have, they need to see that what we have has made us better version of the person they are and could make them who they want to be.
No, we can't impose a Christian theocracy upon America. That undertaking failed early on. And as example, with horrific consequence in just the New England Puritan community.
However, I would suggest common sense and morality are not exclusive to Christianity.
We cannot concede to the neologism ,
Theybies. A non-binary term that allows newborns to grow and later identify by the gender of their choice. Or elect no gender applies.
Meanwhile puberty is going to have its say unless or until the prepubescent Theybie chooses to be prescribed hormone blockers to thwart that.
In matters of Salvation, God calls whom he will to his grace.
He tells us things of the spirit appear as foolishness to those in their worldly mind. Because only Holy Spirit changes that.
Take this community as the microcosm in contrast to the macrocosm,world.
Christians and the Christian spirit abound here. What do we encounter, and as I've checked those profiles that allow, amid those opposed to that spirit and have been active for years.
We example faith in Christ,yes. However, unless or until Holy Spirit wills, we will not cause the worldly consciousness to abate.
And as we sometimes read, and as proof of what God forewarned, our behaviors in Christ will not only appear as foolishness to the worldly but, will be received and responded to as such.
I am not responsible for someone who dies in their sin.
We are to reflect the spirit of Christ as dwellers in the kingdom of God wherein we dwell. Being we are in this world where Satan is LORD, yet are not of this world.
Standing for righteousness is a calling. And I think a duty.
Just my view.