THE coexistence of the “godly” and the “godless” of traditional piety and modern secularism has been a characteristic of Western civilization since the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. The rise ...
When civilizations are flourishing, historians have noted, religion is generally at a low ebb; when civilizations disintegrate, religion thrives. Does this mean that religion is a fatal parasite on ...
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Europe spent decades becoming more secular… then 120,000 people gathered beneath a new Christian tower - My take
For generations, secularization was expected to push Christianity further toward the margins of Western society. But this video argues that something very different is beginning to emerge, pointing to ...
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