The Forces of Secularization in the West — A Conversation with Professor Christian Smith
Thinking in Public with Albert Mohler
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Cultural Obsolescence of Faith
This chapter examines the decline of religious faith, especially Christianity, among younger generations in North America, highlighting a shift from church attendance to changing cultural values. It explores how historical, economic, and technological developments have shaped perceptions of religion, leading to a sense of obsolescence in traditional practices. The discourse covers the implications of evolving family structures and societal norms, reflecting on how these factors contribute to diminished religious participation and changing beliefs.
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