The New Christianity; or, The Religion of the New Age

"The New Christianity; or, The Religion of the New Age" by Salem Goldworth Bland is a book that grapples with how Christianity should adapt to the changing world of the early 1900s, especially after the First World War and the rise of workers' rights movements. The book starts by looking at the troubles and changes that Western countries faced after the war. It suggests that the heart of Christianity should be about democracy and treating everyone like brothers, pushing for a religion that is fair and includes everyone. The author is hopeful that Canada can take the lead in creating this new kind of society, sparking a deep conversation about how faith, society, and fairness connect.