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<p>what Is Wrong With America? It Has Often Called Itself A Christian Nation, Yet Its Social And Moral Problems Are Legion. The Increasing Rates Of Crime, Juvenile Delinquency, Teenage Pregnancy, Sexual Promiscuity, And Divorce Are Frequently Linked To The Declining Importance Of Religious Belief. But Is There More Than A Presumed Link Between The Strength Of Personal Religiousness And Moral Behavior? Yes, Says Cuenter Lewy, And The Large Quantity Of Empirical Data In Existence Which Establishes That Link Ought To Move People -- Christians And Non-christians Alike -- To Sit Up And Take Note.<p> In This Trenchant Analysis Of The Moral Decline Of Modern America, Lewy Describes The Moral Crisis Caused By Secular Modernity And Points To The Role Of Religiousness -- Especially Christian Religiousness -- As A Necessary Bulwark Against Today's Social Ills. This Work Is All The More Intriguing In That Lewy Is An Agnostic Who Has Nonetheless Concluded That A Society That Cuts Itself Off From The Religious Roots Of Its Moral Heritage Is Doomed To Decline.<p> Lewy Traces The Rise Of Secularism In Western Society, Focusing Particularly On The Cult Of Individualism, And Describes The Social Con
- Author
- Stephen R. Llewelyn; Richard A. Kearsley
- Publisher
- The Ancient History Documentary Research Centre, Macquarie University
- Published
- 1996
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780802841629
- Subjects
- Religion, Christian
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