> they have thousands of years of experience behind their culture and customs.  true, but stability can also mean stagnation. traditional cultures may avoid collapse, but they also risk resisting change. the wests chaos has led to massive innovationtech, human rights, etc. balance is key. > its a problem that many cultures have had that think they have outgrown morals.  the issue isnt abandoning religionits failing to replace it with a solid moral system. look at secular countries like sweden. they ditched religion but built strong social values. its not about religion, its about coherent ethics. > empires degrade into degeneracy or get taken over.  sure, but collapse is often just transformation. rome fell politically but left a legacy. the west could be evolving, not dying. new forms of progress are emergingglobal consciousness, tech, etc. > christianity is more amenable to industrialization due to its moral code.  wealth often leads to moral decay no matter the religion. protestant work ethic helped fuel capitalism, but the problem isnt christianityits that success and power erode morality across all cultures. traditional cultures face the same modern pressuresglobalization, tech disruption, climate change. theyve adapted, but the question is: can they keep adapting, or are they just delaying the inevitable?
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