>>791417
Ehh, I'm not concerned/I can't change it.
The collapse of Christendom in the East resulted in communism and mass murder for nearly a whole century; the collapse of western Christianity is going to be far, far worse. Orthodoxy is more easygoing and mystical, less politically active, more prone to self-doubt (not in the sense of unfaithfulness to Christ, but I speak here of doubt concerning personal motivations) all of which meant that radicalism had no cultural precedent in the east, it had to be imported from Germany in the form of Marx.
Western Christianity, in my experience as a westerner, is far less circumspect. Western society at large shares this tendency to be far more impulsive, sure of itself and less mystical and more literal. This has been true for longer than any of us have lived.
If the people of Russia went stark raving mad according to Dostoevsky leading up to the October Revolution, a modern, atheistic westerner is basically held together psychically each day by an internet connection and energy drinks.
There is no more quaint 1950's-esque "fabric of society" now there is a diverse "patchwork" to use the standard bullshit expression for the nightmarish reality of a society where nobody likes each-other or has anything in common. But patchwork breaks easily under strain