Rod Dreher's Monastic Vision

I often find myself challenged by the viewpoints they put across, gaining understanding of where people on the right are coming from intellectually, and it's refreshing to get out of the filter bubble. Recommend reading through it, especially if your news sources and environment tend to be more left-leaning.

> Dreher’s answer is that nearly everything about the modern world conspires to eliminate them. He cites the Marxist sociologist Zygmunt Bauman, who coined the term “liquid modernity” to describe a way of life in which “change is so rapid that no social institutions have time to solidify.” The most successful people nowadays are flexible and rootless; they can live anywhere and believe anything. Dreher thinks that liquid modernity is a more or less unstoppable force—in part because capitalism and technology are unstoppable.