American Phenomenon??

Yeah, but if they aren't interested in religion, only believing there is a God, that means that christian values upheld in the States will fade away.

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-chris

Well, I hardly doubt christianity or its values are fading. Alot of the people who aren't intersted in religion in highschool may well change their mind later. Many people in highschool care for little other than where they fit in their social group. Religion, like scholastics, is secondary for many teenagers. With a little maturity, many will turn their interests to a wider array of things.
Of course, there seems to be the implication in your statement that somehow a decline in active faith will somehow lead to a decline in other areas.

Well maybe, I've viewed it that way. However, we'll just have to wait and see.

From a previous post of mine in this thread: I've meet one yesterday. Easy to recognize because of the stereotypic speech: Ready to debate, Darwin is a devil, scientists are falsificators, God is true... ect (nothing new)In this context, it's hard to decide if he is a local "natural" variant or just a linguistic-transposed-here clone from US.Denesha