Christianity and the New Age

Exploring the tumult of the early 20th century, the book critiques the rise of fascism, communism, and materialism against the backdrop of the Great Depression. It argues that Western culture has embraced a flawed humanism, neglecting humanity's inherent failings and reliance on God. Dawson advocates for a transformative Christian humanism that acknowledges human dignity and divine grace. He asserts that every Christian mind holds the potential for change, emphasizing the Church's role in nurturing spiritual growth and fostering true transformation in society.