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The Last Days of Humanism (Humanism, Infallibility, and Money) (Remastered)
Europe before Luther appeared prosperous and peaceful, yet lived in a “dread of universal dissolution” because its faith had collapsed, leaving institutions hollow; Rushdoony parallels this with late Rome, where welfare statism, moral decay, and endless law without enforcement produced a people unwilling to defend themselves “Rome is dying but continues to laugh.” He argues our age mirrors this pattern: humanism has become the established religion, exalting the spirit of the age, relativizing truth, glorifying transgression, and producing alienation, dropout culture, and a psychology-obsessed…
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