Published Jul 20, 2020
#628: The Rise of Secular Religion and the New Puritanism
Jacob Howland delves into the emergence of secular puritanism, which he terms the 'Church of Humanity,' exploring its philosophical foundations and social impacts. By analyzing critical theory's transition from Marxism to identity politics, he contrasts this movement with classical liberalism, highlighting a shift towards group identity and its implications for modern society.
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