Melanie Phillips is back to discuss her new book “The Builder’s Stone: How Jews and Christians Built the West—and Why Only They Can Save It”

The prolific journalist and author of ‘Londonistan’, ‘The Ascent of Woman’ and ‘The Sex-change Society: Feminised Britain and the Neutered Male’ is back with a new book discussing the key principles of the West, and how we are losing grip of them.

We discuss the role of Judaism and Christianity in Western civilisation and their potential to revive the West.

Phillips emphasises the importance of cultural survival, citing the Jewish example of resilience and adaptation. She explains the failure of the political establishment and how it can be turned around.

Melanie addresses the rise of political Islam and its threat to Western societies, advocating for a firm stance against Sharia law and other subversive elements.

#religion #jesus #islam

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Chapters

0:00 Introduction

3:34 The Role of Judaism and Christianity in Western Civilization

8:28 Spiritual and Political Problems in the West

13:13 The Role of Religion and Cultural Survival

34:09 The Importance of Historical and Cultural Memory

52:08 The Role of Islam in Europe

57:20 Examples of Islam's Predatory Behavior

1:03:43 The Importance of Britishness and Cultural Identity

1:11:16 The Role of Leadership and Cultural Transmission

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