Welcome to Breakpoint, a daily look, and an ever-changing culture through the lens of unchanging truth.

For the Colson Center, I'm John Stone Street.

The Christian citizenship is in heaven, but that does not mean that our cultures and civilizations here on Earth do not matter.

Rather, Christians are to bring Christ's kingdom to bear in whatever time and whatever place God has put them,

working to renew and to restore, to turn our upside-down world right-side-up again with his power.

Christians are also right to mourn whenever nations reject their Christian heritage,

especially when, by doing so, they devolve into something unrecognizable.

In a new film, Truth Rising, an impressive collection of British intellectuals

describe just how this has happened in their own nation, and what this means for the

wider Western world.

Baroness Philippa Stroud, a founder of the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship,

Sir Neil Ferguson, perhaps the foremost expert in the world in the history of civilizations,

Winston Marshall, formerly of Mumford and Sons, and Constantine Kisson.

Best-selling author and political commentator are among the many voices in the film that describe this fraught cultural moment.

The global premiere of Truth Rising is September the 5th. You can learn more by

visiting truthrising.com slash colson. That's truthrising.com slash colson. In the years after

World War II, immigrants from former colonies generally integrated into those countries that had colonized

them. However, in recent decades, many European nations adopted a

careless border policy and at the same time rejected their own heritage. As a result, mass

migration from the Middle East and Africa, or in Britain's case, South Asia, occurred without sufficient

vetting or any expectation of assimilation. Especially migrants from Muslim countries

tend to despise Western values as well as the people who hold them. Often they're explicit

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