James R. Rogers

James R. Rogers, a contributing editor and author, delves into ecclesiocentric postliberalism in this engaging discussion. He critiques the shift of liberalism from its roots, highlighting how contemporary society's individual autonomy clashes with the Church's diminishing role. Rogers articulates the benefits of ecclesiocentrism for enhancing pluralism and religious liberty, while also exploring America's spiritual restlessness and the impact of consumerism. He advocates for a delicate balance between robust religious presence and the inclusion of non-believers in our communities.