>>511243648
Nothing. Religion has been declining for hundreds of years now, and it does not seem to be stopping. Most first world countries are entirely or almost entirely secular.

The problem will solve itself as time goes on.

>>22983625
Nothing. Religion has been declining for hundreds of years now, and it does not seem to be stopping. Most first world countries are entirely or almost entirely secular.

The problem will solve itself as time goes on.

>>60516382
It depends.

What's your net worth? How much are you going to put down? How much of your monthly income would be going towards servicing this mortgage? Are you single or are you splitting expenses with someone? Are interest rates/prices high or low right now?

I would say most people cannot reasonably buy a house until their mid-late thirties. If you have a good job and save a lot, you can accomplish it by your early thirties. It's unlikely that you will be in a good position to purchase a house in your twenties unless you get lucky, but even then, wanting to be tied down to a house in your twenties vs renting is up to personal preference. There is some advantage to being able to move around early in your career.

>>28442862
>all that headcannon and asshurt over a simple question
Crazy projection.
Go seethe at the retards with ricer wangz, brap ports, and LS/2j swaps.