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Welcome to The Russell Moore Show.

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Just click the link there, and it's free. Not long ago, Christian economist from India was talking to a group of us saying that he was part of an

unusual coalition. It ranged from atheists to believers, from astronomers and physicists to religious

leaders. They were all trying to do the same thing to debunk astrology in their home country of India.

Now, this was not some remnant of old Eastern

superstitions, as some Western secularists would assume. The hunger for horoscopes there,

he said, was largely a cultural import from North America. I don't think this should surprise us.

In her book of several years ago,

Strange Writes New Religions for a Godless World, Tara Isabella Burton points to study showing that

40% of those who say they have no religious affiliation, the so-called nuns, believe in psychics,

and 32% say they believe in astrology. Burton argues that secularization

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