Christianity in the Public Square | R.R. Reno
The Thomistic Institute
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The Crisis of the Sacred in Public Life
This chapter delves into the evolving concept of the sacred in society, advocating for weak gods in the public sphere to counter totalitarianism and relativism. It emphasizes the significance of shared transcendent warrants and societal bonds, reflecting on the challenges posed by mass migration, globalization, and the need for a shared moral community in the 21st century. The discussion also touches on the role of faith, religious communities, and strong values in shaping stable and resilient citizens and promoting unity in public life.
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