Columnist and radio talk-show host Dennis Prager starts out the new year with a mission: to make the case for a rebirth of basic Judeo-Christian values in our nations by, well, explaining it better, and showing how it’s more appealing than the alternatives (the alternatives being either a denial of religion in some form, or Islam, for example. The piece is called Better answers: The case for Judeo-Christian values.
It would be counterintuitive to quote just a little bit of his column and mess up his whole year’s plan by explaining things badly, but here’s just a sentence that stuck with me:
…values based on God and the Bible have been replaced by secular values. The result was predicted by the British thinker G.K. Chesterton at the turn of the 20th century: “When people stop believing in God, they don’t believe in nothing—they believe in anything.”
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