What Did Christianity Give Us and Can We Live Without It? Paul Kingsnorth vs Bijan Omrani
July 31, 2025
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as posted by the channelHistorian Bijan Omrani, author of God is an Englishman, and acclaimed writer and former environmental activist Paul Kingsnorth, who converted to Christianity after exploring Wicca and Zen, join host Andy Kind for a powerful conversation about spiritual hunger in post-Christian Britain.
From the collapse of church attendance to a resurgence in young people seeking truth, this episode explores what we lose when a civilisation forgets its sacred roots — and whether something is stirring in the dry bones of English Christianity.
We also draw on ideas from Tom Holland, Steven Bartlett, and Ayaan Hirsi Ali to ask: Is Christianity in England dead — or just sleeping?
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