You'd have to be the most dense, remote, or comatose person today to not know most people's economic straits across the globe in this era.

 

My own take on the media's so-called "mass rush to secularizing" in reaction to Christianity is that Christianity (especially Roman Catholicism) stresses dignity of every individual, many modern governments do not, and while of course everyone dreams of being dignified they really don't want to appear to put government in criticism...what with many governments today running all money/food/life/housing on meritless Socialist basis, and always handing the most to those who (until their turn) do what governments want, such as living in divorce/singularity, birthing out of wedlock, and so forth.

 

Indeed, one ponders how much of "secularizing" today is an educated, dignified cheer to the success of one's own individualism and actual dreams, or is just in the nature of Peter denying Christ to keep being the amoral-seeming "take them, not me" kept hamsters governments like to see.