In All Advanced Industrial Societies,

It Has Been True In Western Societies And It Seems To Be True Elsewhere That You Do Not Find Democratic Systems Apart From Capitalism, Or Apart From A Market Economy, If You Prefer That Term

One Can't Understand The Christian Right And Similar Movements Unless One Sees Them As Reactive - They're Reacting To What They Call Secular Humanism

East Asia Confirms The Superior Capacity Of Industrial Capitalism In Raising The Material Standard Of Living Of Large Masses Of People.

Religion Is The Human Attitude Towards A Sacred Order That Includes Within It All Being-human Or Otherwise-i.e., Belief In A Cosmos, The Meaning Of Which Both Includes And Transcends Man.

The Problem With Liberal Protestantism In America Is Not That It Has Not Been Orthodox Enough, But That It Has Lost A Lot Of Religious Substance