Why Secularists Calling for a Christian Revival Are Wrong.

The article examines the growing trend of atheists and skeptics advocating for a revival of Christianity as a means to address modern societal instability and polarization. Topics include the psychological and cultural arguments behind this pro-religion stance, the critique of the "God-shaped hole" or substitution hypothesis linking declining faith to rising secular ideologies, and the author's argument that material and social insecurity drives modern dogmatism.