The Changing Nature of Christianity Since 9-11

The discussion highlights significant shifts in Christianity over the past two decades, notably after the events of September 11, 2001. Three major ruptures experienced in contemporary society are emphasized, reflecting how perceptions of safety, security, and faith have evolved. The first rupture relates to the loss of perceived safety following the atomic bomb's detonation, leading to a culture that sought security through global alliances. However, with the advent of terrorism and uncertain threats, this illusion of security crumbled, prompting a deeper inquiry into faith and existence.