We have a spiritual crisis

Comment of the day “‌We’ve been complaining about our work ethic for years. The baby glut has been a long-time coming. And Christianity has been ebbing away since the 1970s. We have a spiritual crisis, which is to say we’re a society without a motivating spirit.” ~ Tim Stanley

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Christianity used to be part of the package of being British, like tea and Shakespeare

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