THE FUTURE OF CHRISTIANITY IN EUROPE - COLLECTIVE WORK

Are you wondering what the future holds for Christianity in Europe? This book is a collection of reflections and analyses that will help you understand the challenges and opportunities facing Christians on the Old Continent. It is a must-read for anyone interested in religion, culture, and European society. Discover different perspectives and views on the future of Christianity in Europe.

• Multifaceted view of the future of Christianity
• Analysis of the challenges facing Christians in Europe
• Reflections on the role of religion in society
• Statements by prominent figures of Polish science
• Broad approach to issues of preaching, priesthood and papacy
• Considerations on consecrated life, moral theology and biblical studies
• A breath of hope against expectations

The book "The Future of Christianity in Europe" is a collection of materials from the annual symposium organized as part of the Redemptorist Days in Krakow. The theme of the symposium, as the name suggests, concerned the future of Christianity in Europe. Due to the broad thematic scope, the publication was expanded to include statements by other figures of Polish science, which allowed for the presentation of several general views on the future of Christianity, as well as more detailed analyses regarding preaching, priesthood and papacy, consecrated life, moral theology and biblical studies. Although the picture is not complete, it brings a breath of hope.

This publication is a valuable source of knowledge for all those interested in the future of Christianity in Europe. It contains both general reflections and detailed analyses, presenting various perspectives and views. Thanks to this, the reader can form their own opinion on the challenges and opportunities facing Christians on the Old Continent. This book is also an important voice in the public debate on the role of religion in European society and culture.

Homo Dei Publishing House, known for theological and religious publications, offers readers another valuable item. The book, although it touches on difficult and complex topics, is written in an accessible and understandable way for a wide audience. It is an invitation to reflection and dialogue on the future of Christianity in Europe, as well as to seek hope in difficult times. It is a read that will surely prompt reflection and inspire action.