How do Christians typically respond to materialistic secular values?

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What does secularisation involve in terms of the source of truth and moral values in society?

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What do materialistic secular values emphasise?

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What is the House Church movement?

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How does secularisation affect the role of religion in public life versus private life?

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What is a key feature of secularisation that presents religion as irrational?

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How does militant atheism challenge Christianity?

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How do Christians respond to materialistic values and to secularisation?

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How does Christianity show social relevance, and what has replaced it as authority?

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What does secularisation involve in terms of the source of truth and moral values in society?
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Under secularisation, religion is displaced as society's authority on truth and moral values, with that role passing to secular sources.
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How does secularisation affect the role of religion in public life versus private life?
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Secularisation involves the relegation of religion to the personal sphere rather than the public domain.
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What is a key feature of secularisation that presents religion as irrational?
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The rise of militant atheism, which characterises religious belief as irrational.
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How does militant atheism challenge Christianity?
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By arguing that religious belief lacks rational foundation.
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What do materialistic secular values emphasise?
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The value of wealth and possessions over spiritual concerns.
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How do Christians typically respond to materialistic secular values?
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By critiquing the prioritisation of wealth and possessions.

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