Rod Dreher Thinks the Enlightenment Was a Mistake - The Atlantic

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The influential author derides secularism and the modern world. Conservatives—including the vice president—are joining him on a march back to the Middle Ages.

Listen − 1.0 x + Seek 0:00 31:16 On an April evening last year, Rod Dreher sat in the front row of an auditorium at the Heritage Foundation, in Washington, D.C., giddy with pride and happiness. He was there for the screening of a new documentary series based on one of his books, Live Not by Lies , about Christian dissidents from the former Soviet bloc—but first, a special guest was making his way toward the stage. J. D. Vance arrived at the podium to a roar of applause and told the crowd that he would not be the vice president of the United States if not for his friend Rod. Explore the March 2

Rod Dreher Thinks the Enlightenment Was a Mistake - The Atlantic

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