Douglas Murray, for example, challenges sessile campus organisms:
“Oh, wow,” Murray sighs heavily. “We don’t have any basis for our morality. How about that? It’s a biggie. Our whole metaphysical system is in serious flux, and we’re pretending it isn’t.”
“Because we no longer have God?” asks one of the slightly stunned young hosts.
Deadly serious, Murray replies: “Going from belief in God to non-belief in God as a society is one of the biggest changes that can happen. I’m a non-believer myself, but I think it’s very unwise of non-believers to pretend that it’s all just business as usual. Very unwise.”
Esther O’Reilly, “We’re in a crisis of meaning. Do the stars of the IDW have a solution?” at Premier Christianity