Living in Wonder
It offers a reflection on the loss of the sense of mystery in contemporary Western culture. It argues that modern human beings have reduced reality to what is material and quantifiable, thereby...
It offers a reflection on the loss of the sense of mystery in contemporary Western culture. It argues that modern human beings have reduced reality to what is material and quantifiable, thereby...
It is an essay that starts from a strong diagnosis which is, to a large extent, accurate: the West has ceased to be culturally Christian. This is not only about laws or politics, but about something deeper...
In this book, Rod Dreher acts as a loudspeaker for Eastern European dissidents, who warn us of the not-so-distant danger that the West is heading towards a "soft totalitarianism", based more on...
For years, émigrés from the former Soviet bloc have been telling Rod Dreher they see telltale signs of "soft" totalitarianism cropping up in America, something more like...