<p>We go through some ideas from MacIntyre's After Virtue, Rod Dreher's Benedict Option, and Charles Taylor's A Secular Age. Plus we look at some cool, weird art, to analyze how we got into this liquid modern world, and how we can move ahead with confidence.</p>

We go through some ideas from MacIntyre's After Virtue, Rod Dreher's Benedict Option, and Charles Taylor's A Secular Age. Plus we look at some cool, weird art, to analyze how we got into this liquid modern world, and how we can move ahead with confidence.

CRLM-2: Macintyre and the "After Virtue" Society

Our internet-accelerated society has experienced a fraying of our social bonds. We experience a sense of instability and uncertainty. By drawing on wisdom from the religious traditions, embodied in literature and art, we can supplement our impoverished public discourse. Moreover, we maintain a commitment to our multi-cultural reality, putting collaborative pluralism, weaving, at the center. We can fight a culture of constant distraction and build up our capacity to contemplate and think deeply on enduring realities.

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