Graybrook Institute
"Having turned away from the knowledge given by God, the Christian influence on the whole culture has been lost....
"Ours is a post-Christian world in which Christianity, not only in the number of Christians, but in cultural emphasis and cultural result, is no longer the consensus or ethos of our society.
"Do not take this lightly!...
"There is only one perspective we can have of the post-Christian world of our generation: an understanding that our culture and our country deserve to be under the wrath of God."
• Francis A. Schaeffer
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Culture at the Crossroads
There is one view "that a society has
ceased to be Christian when religious practices have been
abandoned, when behavior ceases to be regulated by reference to
Christian principle.... The other view, which is less readily
apprehended, is that a society has not ceased to be Christian
until it has become positively something else. It is my
contention that we have today a culture which is mainly
negative, but which, so far as it is positive, it is still
Christian. I do not think it can remain negative ... and I
believe that the choice before us is between the formation of a
new Christian culture, and the acceptance of a pagan one." —
T.S. Eliot, "The Idea of a Christian Society"
Education and the Nature of Man