In this book, the author explores the significance of Christianity amid the civilizational upheaval of the present world-order. He argues that the core problem of the West's decline and the polycrisis lies in humanity's estrangement from God, their own selves, and the natural world. Carefully distinguishing between the secular categories of Christianity and Christendom, between Christianity and religion, and between Christianity and the Numinous, the author examines an argument for God's existence based on the existential postulate of consciousness. From this, he presents a vision that acknowledges reality in its true form, rather than in the narrow confines of metaphysical materialism. He examines the worldsense of consciousness, the ancient covenant of humanity with God, their alienation and the subsequent civilizational cycles that have plagued humanity all across time. He presents Christianity as the answer to the Anthropocene and the redemption of humanity's existential crisis through the mystery of the Person of Jesus Christ as the incarnation of the universal and cosmic order. Most importantly, he shows how Christianity as it is, rather than how it has been perceived, is the final realization of the unfolding of God and how it gives answers to humanity's urgent questions of the 21st century.
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