Crisis of Public Reason: Democracy, Judgement & God Unveiled

The Crisis of Public Reason Explained

This compelling work by theologian and philosopher Ingolf U. Dalferth uncovers how modern democracies face growing threats from emotion-driven discourse, identity politics, and the fading role of critical judgment. Through sharp analysis, Dalferth reveals why public reason has weakened and how society can recover meaningful democratic engagement.

What You’ll Discover

• The roots and impact of the crisis of public reason
• How social media reshapes political debate
• The challenge of identity politics across the spectrum
• Why freedom, justice, and equality require genuine deliberation
• The misunderstood role of religion and God in public life

Who This Book Is For

Ideal for readers of political philosophy, theology, sociology, and anyone seeking deeper insight into the challenges facing modern democracies.

Reclaim your understanding of democracy and public discourse—order your copy today.