Pagan America

The Decline of Christianity and the Dark Age to Come

De: John Daniel Davidson

Narrado por: Charles Constant

Evil Is Coming – Worse than You Imagine

We live in an anxious age. Long-held certainties, cherished beliefs, and social trust are crumbling. Don’t expect things to get better. For too long we have taken our Christian heritage—the heritage upon which America was built—for granted. But we’re rapidly, and now inevitably, losing the Christian culture that shaped the American republic. What will take its place is a despotism—and a new paganism, worse than the old, because it will be based on a hatred of Christianity.

In his stunning new book, Pagan America, author John Daniel Davidson offers a stark but honest assessment of America’s future: “America as we know it will come to an end. Instead of a republic of free citizens, we will be slaves in a pagan empire.”

There is, he warns, no escape. We can only brace ourselves and prepare for a future when power will determine every relationship. Morality as we know it, as a Christian inheritance, will be forfeit, replaced by state-enforced “morality.” Violence will be common—doled out at the hand of an all-powerful state and its corporate allies.

There are hard times ahead, but we are not without hope. Christianity emerged within the confines of a pagan empire. Davidson shows how with courage, fortitude, and faith, it will be our duty and privilege to defend Christianity and restore its claims in what is likely to be a terrible and brutal dark age.

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Sad but True

Excellent read. From the historical narrative that paved our way to the present chaos, to an insightful glimpse in to the future along with a call to action.

Incredibly sobering and hopeful

Incredibly sobering and hopeful. Seems to start off with the idea of a science fiction novel, but the fiction and the science quickly evaporate away.

Great book.

This is the best book I’ve listened to in a long time. It hits the problem we’re having in this country on its head. We’re in a post-christian, pegan country. It explains everything we’re seeing, especially out of this administration. I’m going to listen to it again.

Paganism at the Gates and now into the City

This is a prophetic text that takes current trends in the secularization of our democratic society and shows convincingly their outcomes in the immediate future. All who call themselves Christian should read this disturbing text to gain wisdom for the present and strategic planning for the future. The reality of living in a post- Christian culture has not dawned on many until they read the convincing research the author presents. This should be required reading for all seeking entry today into a Christian church if any denomination and especially Catholic! The darkness is descending on a once free people!

How bad America is

The story was great, wish it was better news. America is on a downturn with the way things are going.

It is an informative look at the past and a sobering look at the future.

I highly recommend this book; Davidson looks at our nation's history before plunging his readers into a future America no longer under God but under gods. This book is hard-hitting, sobering, and full of facts, cited sources, and credible data.

Message of Truth, No Punches Pulled

If you can stomach hearing the truth of the reality of the present and the future if Christianity and America in the West, you’ll hear it here.

That American culture is more pagan than secular.

Great book explaining how America is becoming a pagan society.
My favorite part is near the end where the author promotes the Boniface option as opposed to the Benedict option.

Insightful; accurate projections for the future.

More thoughtful than Return of the Gods by Jonathan Cahn, but reinforces the idea we are being overwhelmed by the old pagan deities.

Thought Provoking

Great read and very thought provoking. I enjoyed the historical context of paganism and how it is on the rise again today in a modern way.