Without God Nothing Makes Sense

Donald DeMarco's Without God Nothing Makes Sense argues that removing God from public discourse leads to societal confusion and moral decay. DeMarco critiques ideologies like radical feminism, atheism, and the pro-abortion lobby, identifying their rejection of divine truths as sources of division and intellectual blindness. He emphasizes the importance of virtues such as lightheartedness, kindheartedness, and warmheartedness, which align with faith in God and serve as antidotes to societal fragmentation.

DeMarco explores themes across language, morality, education, philosophy, politics, and religion, linking them to the broader implications of a society detached from its spiritual roots. By grounding his discussion in figures like Aquinas, Chesterton, and Augustine, he defends the integration of faith and reason. He critiques secularism's reduction of language, the exaltation of choice, and the rejection of human dignity, arguing these trends undermine the inherent value of life and truth.

The book advocates for a return to spiritual and moral clarity by aligning human laws with divine wisdom, highlighting the irreplaceable role of religion in sustaining justice and charity. DeMarco asserts that ignoring God's voice in creation, scripture, and Christ leads to personal and societal disarray. Ultimately, he calls for humility, faith, and the embrace of divine truths to restore meaning and harmony in life.