Over at the National Review, the leading conservative journal in the United States, Kathryn Jean Lopez interviews Rodney Stark about his new book, which is entitled The Triumph of Faith: why the world is more religious than ever. Given that the book presumably does what it title expresses, this may come as a surprise to many, particularly those who think that religion has been on the decline since the time of Voltaire. But what particularly struck me about what Stark had to say was the concluding part of the interview:
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How we worship God is of vital importance
There are profoundly differing visions of God in the world, and these dictate the sort of societies that we have built for ourselves
Fr Alexander Lucie-Smith

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