As we embark on a new year, author Drew Cordell reflects on the relevance of God in Western society 

Since the conclusion of World War II, Christianity has experienced a noticeable decline in the Western world. Various theories attempt to explain this trend. Some attribute this shift to the rise of scientific rationalism, while others link it to the growing economic prosperity of a globalised economy. These factors, among others, have seemingly lessened the perceived necessity for God’s existence and the accompanying need for religious expression.

Can we live without God? 

Unbeknown to Western society, it has been engaged in an inadvertent experiment: Can we live without God? Over the post-World War II era, this societal experiment has yielded mixed results. While gender and race rights have improved, and standards of living have… (Register to read the rest of the article)