Secular creeds cannot replace religious community

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As more people begin to exit the local church, the West’s religious departure has resulted in an exceptionally isolated population, starved both emotionally and spiritually for the necessities a strong community brings. In the wake of the social disintegration that accompanies the death of religious life, is there hope for a revival or, perhaps, a pivot to another option?

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