The Quiet Revival of Christianity | Mary Harrington and Justin Brierley
In this premiere episode of Socrates Dialogues with Mary Harrington, author and broadcaster Justin Brierley joins her to explore the shifting terrain of the New Atheist movement and the surprising cracks forming in its once-confident certainties. Drawing on years of conversations and cultural observation, Brierley examines what he calls a “quiet revival”—a renewed openness to faith, meaning, and transcendence emerging beneath the surface of our secular age. Subscribe to Socrates in the City / @socratesinthecity Interested in attending a Socrates in the City event? Sign up for our newsletter: https://socratesinthecity.com/sign-up/ Follow us on Instagram @socratesinthecity #christianity #faith #maryharrington #justinbrierley #socratesinthecity
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