Another chance for Europe
by Unknown [+/-] show/hideby Aaron
The Christian Science Monitor reports that a growing number of Europeans are looking for spiritual things, in the heart of secularism.
Despite the overwhelming perception of an atheist continent, 74% of Europeans say they believe in some higher power. And just as in America, a secular generation is being replaced with one that has more than a passing interest in spiritual issues. In two countries (Ireland and Poland) over 50% of the people attend church weekly.
This by no means indicates that Europe is in the midst of a Christian revival, but it does show that many Europeans have tried the Post-Christendom culture and are left wanting.
Hat Tip: World Mag Blog
1 Comments:
I'm sorry if I wasn't clear that was the case. I feel it is still more of a religious or spiritual awakening than anything else. It is certainly not a Christian revival as I said, but it is a move out of secularism which had been (still is) so dominant in Europe.
By Unknown, at 2/25/2005 5:52 AM
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