29. S5E5 Faith in a Secular Age

What does it mean to believe when the world no longer does? As war, loss, and modern doubt erode the certainties others once trusted, Hercule Poirot remains quietly unmoved. His faith is never loud, never preached — yet it shapes every decision he makes. In this episode, we explore the hidden conviction beneath Poirot’s logic, and the moral courage required to trust in goodness when belief itself has become unfashionable. In a disordered age, Poirot stands as a man who still believes truth endures.