"I can't breathe." The handcuffing of a murder victim & the death of our culture.
- Preacher
- Gavin Ashenden
- Tradition
- Anglican
- Published
- Length
- 13:59
About this sermon
A dying man lay handcuffed on the floor. The murder of Henry Novak raises disturbing questions not only about policing and public safety, but about the moral assumptions that increasingly shape our culture. Have we become so preoccupied with identifying prejudice, bias and “hate” that we struggle to recognise genuine danger when it stands before us? In this reflection I explore the death of Henry Novak, the failure of secular moral idealism, and the Christian understanding of human nature that offers a more realistic account of both virtue and evil. If you value serious Catholic commentary on faith, culture and public life, please subscribe and support The New English Catholic.
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