Why Religion Is at the Heart of Cultural Identity | Joseph Stuart

In this episode:

Joseph Stuart, professor of history at the University of Mary and a former ISI Weaver fellow, joins the podcast to discuss the work of 20th century historian of culture, Christopher Dawson
why religion is at the heart of cultural identity, and how cultures that abandon their religion inevitably become captured by ideological “political religions”
how to appreciate different cultures and have a rich, complex view of other civilizations without becoming a relativist
Texts Mentioned:

Christopher Dawson: A Cultural Mind in the Age of the Great War by Joseph Stuart
Gifford Lectures by Christopher Dawson
Leisure, The Basis of Culture by Josef Pieper
Primitive Culture by Edward Tylor
The Power and the Glory by Graham Greene
Religion and Culture by Christopher Dawson
The Dynamics of World History by Christopher Dawson
The Crisis of Western Education by Christopher Dawson
The Clash of Civilizations and the Remaking of World Order by Samuel Huntington
“Christopher Dawson and Ayatollah Khatami and ‘The Dialogue of Civilizations’ A Christian-Muslim Conversation” by Stephen G. Carter
The Mission movie
“Conservatism” by Christopher Dawson (introduction by Joseph Stuart)
Religion and the Modern State by Christopher Dawson
Joseph Stuart Faculty Page

Тэги:

#conservatism #conservative #us_history #politics

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