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Aug 25, 2026 28 min

Can Canada Survive Without Christianity?

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Talk Truth 08.24.26 - Dr. David Haskell | Dr. David Haskell, professor, researcher and author of Christ or Collapse: The Case Against Godless Government, examines what happened as Canada and the West moved away from their Christian foundations. Drawing on 20 years of research, he makes the case that Christian values aren't simply matters of faith—they produce measurable benefits for individuals and nations. From multiculturalism and moral relativism to libertarianism and the shrinking space for Christianity in public life, Haskell argues that restoring the principles that once shaped Canada may be essential to its future. 00:00 Psalm 24:1–2 00:56 Guest comes in: Dr. David Haskell 01:41 From liberal Christian to conservative Christian 04:02 The conference that inspired Christ or Collapse 06:19 Why Christians stopped speaking boldly about their faith 06:44 How Christianity disappeared from the public sphere 08:42 Christianity, libertarianism and moral absolutes 12:54 Rethinking the Crusades 14:19 Canada’s forgotten Christian foundations 15:40 Multiculturalism and moral relativism 17:00 Are all cultures and religions equal? 19:14 Can Canada recover what it lost? 21:06 Does Canada have only a decade to turn things around? 23:27 Traditional conservatism in action 24:45 Where to find Christ or Collapse 26:01 Allan and Corri’s closing thoughts 27:05 Free resource and ways to support Talk Truth

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