Not The Crazy Ones: Why Churchgoing Is A Mark Of Sanity

For years, American elites have told us a simple story about religion and reason: religious people are the crazy ones.

They are irrational, superstitious, emotionally needy, clinging to old myths in an age of science and sophistication. The serious people, we are told, are the secular people. The smart people have moved on. The enlightened people know better. Faith is for the weak, the backward, the unthinking. Religion is a crutch. Orthodoxy is neurosis. Church is for the people who cannot handle reality...