Jonathan Rauch on the Politicization of Christianity
The Good Fight
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Religion, Democracy, and Social Cohesion
This chapter examines the changing relationship between religion, particularly Christianity, and democratic values, suggesting that concerns about religion undermining democracy may be misguided. It discusses the implications of declining religious faith on social cohesion and the rise of populism, while emphasizing the role of tribalism in contemporary politics. The dialogue also highlights the importance of religious and intermediary institutions in fostering trust and connection within societies in the contexts of America and Europe.
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