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Historian Bijan Omrani joins The Winston Marshall Show for a profound conversation on Christianity, Western decline, and the spiritual crisis reshaping our civilisation.

Bijan lays out how the erosion of faith has hollowed out Western identity—from the collapse of moral conviction to the rise of relativism and nihilism. He argues that Christianity is not just a personal belief system, but the civilisational glue that once underpinned law, liberty, and culture.

They explore the dangers of spiritual amnesia, the seductive void left by postmodernism, and why attempts to rebuild the West without God are doomed to fail.

All this—the atrophy of faith, the crisis of meaning, the war on tradition, and the quiet revolution needed to restore the soul of the West…

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Chapters

00:00 Introduction

04:37 Christianity's Influence on British Culture

08:49 King Alfred's Role in Christianising England

11:13 The Role of Christianity in Law and Society

37:36 The Impact of the Reformation on British Culture

47:59 The Emergence of English Hymns

54:13 The Role of Christianity in British Music

56:37 The Decline of Christianity in the 20th Century

1:04:52The Church's Response to Modern Challenges

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