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Christ or Collapse: The Case Against Godless Government

De: David Millard Haskell
Narrado por: David Millard Haskell
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In an age of carefully managed language and endless caveats, Professor David Millard Haskells new book is startling for its certainty. Modern liberalism, progressivism, multiculturalism, and secularism are treated not as competing philosophies but as forces contributing to civilizational decay. He advocates a far more explicit role for Christianity in public lifeWhether you agree with the conclusion or not, the book will provoke thoughtfulness long after its finished.BOOK REVIEW: Christ or Collapse, Juno News. Christ or Collapse uses the most current research evidence to show that unless the norms and values of the Christian faith once again shape public life in the United States and Canada, civilizational decline is inevitable. With the same rigorous use of research evidence, it demonstrates that the many policies and projects dominating society todayfrom Diversity, Equity and Inclusion initiatives, to gender ideology, to mass immigrationlack scholarly credibility and lead to harm.While its arguments will resonate deeply with devout Christians, the book also appeals to open-minded non-believers. Rather than calling directly for a religious revival, the book frames its mission as restoring and advancing Traditional Conservatismthe political philosophy that largely shaped the West until the 1960s. Written in four parts, Christ or Collapse is essentially four books in one, with each section focusing on a particular line of argument that supports the larger case. Part One establishes that the norms and values of Christianity led to the flourishing of the United States and Canada and shows that where they are still practiced today, individual and social benefits are highest and unmatched.Part Two demonstrates empirically why the competing secular worldviews of progressivism, classical liberalism, and libertarianism lead to societal ruin and why progressivism in particularwith its embrace of diversity, equity, and inclusioncauses significant harm.Part Three provides hard data on the social unravelling caused by mass immigration to North America, including lower social trust, higher crime, and economic decline. It also offers detailed guidance on immigration reform and the promotion of a healthy nationalism rooted in the continents Western and Christian heritage.Part Four explores the theological foundations of Traditional Conservatism and shows how traditional conservative laws from the past can serve as a blueprint for the present. Special attention is given to current laws and policies incompatible with societal flourishing and therefore in need of change.©2026 Haskell Strategic Communications Inc. (P)2026 Haskell Strategic Communications Inc. Cristiandad Estudios religiosos Vida cristiana
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