Latest / Turley Talks / Ep. 4157 The Return of CHRISTENDOM Is Rising Again Across the West!!!
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- 0:00[SPEAKER_00]: The liberal globalist order is on its brink and awakening a new conservative age.
- 0:06[SPEAKER_00]: Dr. Steve Turley, join me every day as we discover answers to today's toughest challenges and explore the re-bondalization of conservative civilization.
- 0:18[SPEAKER_00]: This is Turley Talks.
- 0:21[SPEAKER_00]: Hey gang, it's me, Dr. Steve, and if you're seeing this, I'm on the road today.
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- 0:56[SPEAKER_00]: Estonishing.
- 0:59[SPEAKER_00]: Spectacular.
- 1:02[SPEAKER_00]: Breast taking.
- 1:04[SPEAKER_00]: These were the words splashed across the headlines, all over the world, as hundreds of thousands stood in the streets of Barcelona to witness the official inauguration of the Basilica of the Sagrada Familia.
- 1:21[SPEAKER_00]: The specific occasion was the consecration of the newly completed centerpiece of the basilica, the tower of Christ, rising 566 feet into the sky.
- 1:34[SPEAKER_00]: It's illuminated cross blazing like a lighthouse over the Mediterranean.
- 1:40[SPEAKER_00]: The building started in 1882.
- 1:44[SPEAKER_00]: When Pope Leo the 13th laid the original cornerstone at the Basilica's beginnings and now 144 years later, it was Pope Leo the 14th who inaugurated its crowning completion.
- 2:03[SPEAKER_00]: But in the midst of the astonishment that sees the headlines, there was something that seemed to baffle the global media.
- 2:11[SPEAKER_00]: After decades, some of the most aggressive secularizing trends in the West, how on earth was it possible that literally hundreds of thousands of people could gather together in the streets of the European city solely for the purpose of commemorating a church.
- 2:36[SPEAKER_00]: And not just any church, a church that had been under continuous construction for well-over a century, never once stopping, never once abandoning the vision, surviving wars, fires, political revolutions, testifying to the stunning endurance of Christian civilization.
- 2:56[SPEAKER_00]: And how is it that the sacrotic would look so ancient and yet so modern?
- 3:02[SPEAKER_00]: How was it able to so brilliantly blend tradition and technology when the secular age swore that never the two show me?
- 3:14[SPEAKER_00]: What's remarkable is that many of these same media outlets have over the years said virtually the same things about what's happening here in the renewal of classical Christian education.
- 3:30[SPEAKER_00]: The return of classical education has been called a quote Western civilization revival.
- 3:37[SPEAKER_00]: And one publication called it, quote, a back to the future emphasis on the great books, traditional virtues, and the foundations of Western civilization.
- 3:49[SPEAKER_00]: As it turns out,
- 3:52[SPEAKER_00]: the splendors of the Sagrada Familia and the renewal of classical education are two expressions of the same civilizational logic.
- 4:03[SPEAKER_00]: The archaea future impulse that knows that the best road forward runs through the deepest retrieval of the past.
- 4:14[SPEAKER_00]: But as it turns out, the renewal isn't just cathedrals and classrooms.
- 4:19[SPEAKER_00]: scholars from a number of different disciplines, host-secular studies, demographic studies, sociology, geopolitical theorists, they're all together recognizing, from the vantage point of their own disciplines, that our world is currently going through eight profound transformation.
- 4:36[SPEAKER_00]: The great secular experiment, that confident and lightment wage or that modernity would slowly dissolve faith, drain the cathedrals and leave humanity in the disenchanted world governed by technique and it managed by experts, that experiment is widely admitted, it's failing.
- 5:01[SPEAKER_00]: Not retreating, not pausing, failing.
- 5:06[SPEAKER_00]: But first, let me ask you something.
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- 5:19[SPEAKER_00]: I read that headline and I had to pause for a moment to reflect on what that actually means.
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- 7:37[SPEAKER_00]: In its place, we're seeing nothing less than the great ancient civilizations of old and almost.
- 7:46[SPEAKER_00]: Kind you like fashion rising up from the depth below and returning at all of their splendour all over the world.
- 7:54[SPEAKER_00]: Confucian China, orthodox Russia, Hindu Nationalist India, Shinto Japan, Ottoman Turkey, and most especially when I hope to show you this morning, the dawn of a new chrissendum, the rise of a vast and vibrant Christian civilization.
- 8:18[SPEAKER_00]: The Russian-American sociologist, Petit Rom Sorkin, is the founder of Harvard Sociology Department back 1930.
- 8:25[SPEAKER_00]: He offers perhaps the most penetrating explanation for why the world is returning to the great civilizations.
- 8:32[SPEAKER_00]: Sorkin argued that all civilizations oscillate between the sacred and the secular, what he called the ideational and the senseate, but they're not equal.
- 8:44[SPEAKER_00]: The secular is always without exception built on and rooted in the sacred.
- 8:52[SPEAKER_00]: For soar can all civilizations are inherently religious because religion alone provides an eternally sacred source for continuous societal renewal.
- 9:04[SPEAKER_00]: But all societies entail a secular domain as well.
- 9:08[SPEAKER_00]: Where we have to figure out how to eat and build and defend and solve problems and deal with life's endless adversities.
- 9:14[SPEAKER_00]: For soarken, a civilization begins to decay when its secular domains sever itself from its sacred source.
- 9:26[SPEAKER_00]: The problem of soar can document a repeatedly across history is that in severing itself from the sacred, the secular dislodges itself from the very source of its societal renewal, and thus the secular always, always, always withers.
- 9:47[SPEAKER_00]: But again, what's so fascinating in all of this is so or can noticing historically over and over
- 9:56[SPEAKER_00]: That's always the occasion for the sacred roots to sprout again.
- 10:02[SPEAKER_00]: And that's because those sacred roots are indeed eternal.
- 10:07[SPEAKER_00]: The sacred can't die.
- 10:08[SPEAKER_00]: At most sacred orders can only be replaced like when the Roman pagan empire transformed into the Roman Christian empire.
- 10:17[SPEAKER_00]: The religious foundations of societies really do provide eternal resources for societal renewal.
- 10:26[SPEAKER_00]: And so what we're seeing today is that it's this secular world dissipates and rocks.
- 10:35[SPEAKER_00]: It's turning into a kind of global compost that's reawakening sacred seeds that are blossoming all over the world.
- 10:46[SPEAKER_00]: and restoring the great ancient civilizations to prominence once again, either way, civilizations are back.
- 10:55[SPEAKER_00]: And what that means is that all across the world populations are increasingly returning to their sacred roots and re-awakening the art architecture, music, and education of the past as the way forward for a flourishing future.
- 11:15[SPEAKER_00]: What I hope to show you this morning is that this is exactly what each and every one of your classical schools represent.
- 11:26[SPEAKER_00]: The classical Christian renewal is a microcosm of these larger civilizational developments happening all over the world.
- 11:34[SPEAKER_00]: Your school is part of the distributed network because way beyond ACCS, it stretches across continents into the new cathedrals rising in Africa and Eastern Europe into the sacred music filling concert halls from Warsaw to Washington.
- 11:50[SPEAKER_00]: And to the architectural studios recovering what modernism discarded.
- 11:55[SPEAKER_00]: into the 120,000 people who stood in the streets of Barcelona underneath the shadow of what is now the tallest church tower in the world.
- 12:08[SPEAKER_00]: This means, of course, you're not de facto curators of a museum, preserving the artifacts of a lost world that fewer interested in anymore.
- 12:21[SPEAKER_00]: Quite the contrary, your school,
- 12:24[SPEAKER_00]: is an intrinsic part of a dynamic worldwide civilizational renewal that is already changing this world.
- 12:35[SPEAKER_00]: And what I want to do this morning is give you a sample, a foretaste, a precise of the kind of world that our classical schools are helping to awaken.
- 12:45[SPEAKER_00]: I'm going to focus on what we might call five.
- 12:47[SPEAKER_00]: formative arts, five social spheres that start at the inner sanctum of the civilization and then work their way out.
- 12:55[SPEAKER_00]: So first, like the sagrata, we're going to look at some of the latest cathedral building projects around the world.
- 13:00[SPEAKER_00]: These are brand new, as many ways, more cathedrals are being built today than ever before.
- 13:06[SPEAKER_00]: Russia by some averages opens up three new churches per day.
- 13:12[SPEAKER_00]: Well, then look at how that same spirit is now shaping entire cities with a new classical urbanism emerging throughout Europe and even here in the United States.
- 13:22[SPEAKER_00]: And then we'll move from the stones into the soul of those spaces.
- 13:27[SPEAKER_00]: Into the sacred music and sacred art, now filling them with the beauty they were built to hold and interspersed throughout.
- 13:37[SPEAKER_00]: will explore how your school serves as the microcosmic soul, the integrative center of all of these cultural endeavors.
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