Religious Faith and Twentieth Century Man - F. C. Happold

“Religious Faith and Twentieth-Century Man” by F. C. Happold explores the complex interplay between faith, modernity, and the human experience in the context of the 20th century. In this thought-provoking work, Happold examines how contemporary challenges—such as technological advancement, existentialism, and societal change—have influenced and reshaped religious beliefs and practices.

Happold delves into various philosophical and theological perspectives, considering how different faith traditions respond to the dilemmas posed by modern life. He reflects on the quest for meaning in a rapidly changing world and the ways individuals navigate their spiritual journeys amidst doubt and uncertainty.

Throughout the book, Happold addresses critical questions about the relevance of religious faith in an era marked by skepticism and materialism. He emphasizes the enduring human need for connection, purpose, and transcendence, suggesting that faith can offer profound insights and comfort even in the face of modern existential crises.

With a blend of intellectual rigor and accessible prose, “Religious Faith and Twentieth-Century Man” invites readers to engage with the fundamental issues of belief, identity, and morality in a contemporary context, encouraging a deeper understanding of how faith continues to shape human existence in the modern world.