First published 2019
Andrew Klavan confronts modern secular assumptions head-on in this collection of four provocative essays. He dismantles the Enlightenment Narrative that positions science and faith as enemies in "Can We Believe?" He traces how flawed thinking produces moral chaos in "Can We Be Silent in A World Gone Mad?" His discussion of abortion in "The Art of Making Sense" demonstrates why coherent moral frameworks matter. Finally, "Speaking Across the Abyss" offers strategies for communicating religious conviction to skeptical audiences. Klavan argues that contemporary culture has abandoned reason for moral insanity. He makes the case that faith and logic work together rather than against each other. These writings present a blueprint for redirecting a society that has lost its moral compass and offer readers tools for living with both joy and intellectual integrity.
Genres: essays, philosophy, christian, religion, non-fiction, academic
Vibes: thought-provoking
Tropes: intellectual-integrity
57 pages · Paperback · Independently published