Brett Lee-Price Apologetics
We are living through a rather unique moment in the history of Western Christianity, whereby the faith that has long undergirded our culture and grounded such fundamental assumptions about reality, humanity, and morality is increasingly being questioned and challenged by positions that are profoundly different. Questions surrounding identity, sexuality, marriage, the human body, political authority, and even what it truly means to be human are no longer merely peripheral controversies. They are, at their foundation, theological questions, concerning the nature of creation, our understanding of humanity, and, ultimately, the God who has created us. Charles Taylor, in his monumental A Secular Age , argues that secularisation is not simply the decline of religious belief but a transformation in the very conditions under which belief takes place. Christianity is no longer the assumed framework through which Western society understands itself. 1 Indeed, as Carl Trueman has explo...
