Rebuilders Are we moving from post-christianity to post-secularism?
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Jul 30, 2025 The hosts explore a cultural shift from post-Christianity to post-secularism. They share fascinating insights from Mark's travels in Europe, noting a surprising revival of spiritual openness. Gen Z's dual interest in science and astrology takes center stage, showcasing their quest for meaning. As the lines blur between natural and supernatural beliefs, the conversation emphasizes the need for traditional faith communities to adapt. This dynamic exploration reveals the evolving landscape of spirituality among youth, challenging conventional frameworks.
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Quiet Revival and Spiritual Openness
- A spiritual openness is emerging especially among Gen Z in Europe, marked by increased church attendance and belief in Christianity.
- This trend, called the "quiet revival," indicates a unique cultural shift beyond traditional religious revival models.
Fringe Spirituality Goes Mainstream
- The rising spiritual interest includes fringe and formerly irrational beliefs like witchcraft and astrology becoming mainstream.
- This reflects a cultural fusion of scientific belief alongside supernatural practices, especially among youth.
Post-Christian To Post-Secular Shift
- The shift is from a post-Christian to a post-secular culture where people are disillusioned with secularism itself.
- Post-secular people may not dismiss Christianity outright but approach it as a new exploration rather than rejection based on family history.
