The profound effect of World War I on religion in Europe | Peter Hitchens

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By Andrew West on The Religion and Ethics Report
One hundred years ago this week, on Armistice Day, 1918, much of Europe lay in ruins - the steeples of thousands of churches toppled in the war.
The religious establishment, on both sides, had used their pulpits to support the war as a fight for civilisation.
But British author and Mail on Sunday columnist Peter Hitchens argues the war had a profound and terrible effect on religion in Europe.
He recalls the devastation across the continent on the morning of Armistice Day.
Duration: 21min 36sec
Broadcast: Wed 7 Nov 2018, 5:40pm
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