The Political Divide: Christianity and Modern Ideologies

This chapter explores the historical tensions between Christianity and political philosophies, particularly liberalism's anti-Christian bias. It examines how thinkers like Hobbes and Locke sought to reshape Christian teachings, often enforcing intellectual coercion in the process, and highlights the contrasting views on religion's role in governance. The discussion draws parallels with contemporary sentiments toward Christianity, revealing the ongoing struggle between ideological neutrality and the exclusion of Christian identity from European civilization.