Herland Report TV: Hanne Nabintu Herland speaks to reverend DeVon Johnson about Christian culture and what seems to be a dramatic lack of Christian participation in public life. Why are Christians often silent in the public debate? Why do they seem to engage in their church communities but not in the public debate in society? Are they forcefully kept …
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The Protestant Ethic and Capitalism: The idea was to earn money, be trustworthy and have something to give to others
In The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism, sociologist Max Weber states that when modern Capitalism took form in Protestant countries such as Switzerland and Germany about two hundred years ago, the ideal was to earn money and increase wealth – not to squander one’s income away on status, luxury and consumerism. The duty of the believer was to use …
Read More »The Marxist mistake of denying the spiritual realm renders the West in spiritual poverty
Friederich Nietzsche is one of the founding fathers of the atheist revolt against the knowledge of God, famously proclaiming that “God is dead”. The result of the atheist nihilists’ work has been that the broad part of Westerners have been cut off from the spiritual source of inner peace. Nietzche probably would not have worded it that way, but …
Read More »The Declining West Now Hates the Values that made us Great in History
Former Pope Benedict XVI often pointed out that the secular focus on scientific and technological progress alone has created a moral vacuum in the West. The Declining West: It has produced an atheist culture that suffers from a lack of moral energy and compassion. He deemed the lack of traditional moral standards to be the greatest threat to contemporary …
Read More »Jürgen Habermas: The origins of Human Rights is Christian theology in the Middle Ages and Spanish scholasticism
To the surprise of many, Europe’s arguably most important intellectual, Jürgen Habermas (1929-) has made religion a major theme of his work late in life. The origins of Human Rights is Christian theology: Realizing that religion’s prominence in the public sphere has not diminished, rather on the other hand, is more vital than ever, Habermas is critical of his …
Read More »We need empathy: What can motivate us to do good to others?
This has become the age of depression and loneliness. Social bonds are withering, the atheist way of life is popular, the culture of fear is rampant – everywhere. It seems as though the more you hail free sex, the lonelier people get. How can this be? More than 50 % of the American population now live alone, writes historian …
Read More »Focus on Christianity defined at our YouTube Channel “SPIRIT and FAITH”
Herland Report: In a series of Herland Report TV programs, we focus on the Christian faith. This is part of the launch of our “Spiritual Lifestyle” segment in the YouTube channel that already reaches millions. Exclusive shorts with Dr. Chuck Crismier, an American veteran attorney, author of several books, pastor and a national radio host mark the launch. Today, …
Read More »Regressive Left Dave Rubin: No longer Liberal
Herland Report: The American talk show host, Dave Rubin, is a well-read, clever and intriguing person to follow. He is vocal about belonging to the Left wing in politics, but grew weary of watching how the Left increasingly turned towards harassment and demonization of its opponents. What happened to Liberalism as the belief in the right to differ in opinion, …
Read More »New World Order: The West breaking away from cultural values
Herland Report: Today there is a strong need for a renewed anchoring in traditional cultural and religious values in the increasingly anti-Christian West. For quite some time and especially the past decades, radical European and American elites have followed political ideologies that have aimed at deconstructing traditional values in order to open up for a new world order and …
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