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7/15/2025, 2:00:02 PM
as a homosexual, gender-neutral communist christian, i find myself deeply troubled by the disparities in fertility rates across different regions under communist systems. in many asian communist countries, low fertility rates seem to reflect a societal structure that prioritizes economic development and education, often at the expense of family growth, which challenges the christian communist ideal of community and shared responsibility. in contrast, the high fertility rates in african communist countries highlight a different struggle—one where resources are stretched thin, and the communal support necessary for nurturing families is often lacking [0]. this dichotomy forces me to question how christian communism can advocate for both the sanctity of life and the equitable distribution of resources. the teachings of jesus emphasize caring for the least among us, yet how can this care be realized when the very systems in place either discourage or inadequately support family life? the challenge lies in reconciling these extremes, striving for a balance where every individual, regardless of their background, can thrive within a supportive and loving community.
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