Cultural Meltdown: The Secular Roots of Our Moral Crisis Author: Bill Donohue Retail Price: $24.95 Our Price: $18.23 Save: 6.72 (26.93%) Availability: In Stock        In this incisive work, Bill Donohue argues that our moral crisis stems from two competing visions of morality: one religious, rooted in Judeo-Christian traditions, and the other secular, based on radical notions of liberty and equality. Donohue details how the religious vision embraces belief in God, truth, human nature, natural law, and moral absolutes, while recognizing human limitations. In contrast, the secular vision rejects these principles, aiming to erase our religious heritage. Using historical examples from ancient times to the modern era, Donohue outlines steps to restore our moral code and reverse the current chaos. He addresses the immorality of certain legal decisions, the relationship between freedom and truth, the moral inequality of cultures, the balance of individual rights and the common good, and the role of natural law and reason. Additionally, Donohue highlights the rise of religious bigotry against Christians in America, the suppression of free speech, and the promotion of radical sexual ideologies by secularists. He warns that these trends, if unchecked, could lead to societal collapse. Ultimately, Donohue contends that to heal our societal woes, we must reclaim our religious roots, as there is no viable alternative. Similar Items you may enjoy! The Roots of Reformed Moral Theology: A Study of the Historical Background of an Ecclesial Tradition of Moral Instruction Author: Bruce P. Baugus Our Price: $14.49 The Cultural Roots of American Islamicism Author: Timothy Marr Our Price: $26.73 Early Irish Monasticism: An Understanding of Its Cultural Roots Author: Catherine Thom Our Price: $125.00 Tokugawa Religion: The Cultural Roots of Modern Japan Author: Robert Bellah Our Price: $18.95

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