95 Theses on Humanism

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The book explores the challenges posed by secularization to the role of God and religion in Western culture, questioning the viability of humanism as a substitute for Christian values. It critically examines whether secular worldviews can truly be rational, consistent, and humane, and whether society can thrive without a spiritual foundation. By applying the same scrutiny that secular humanism directs at the church, the author invites readers to reflect on the consequences of removing God from cultural and moral frameworks.