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A Brief History of Renewal

Is cultural decline inevitable?

History says no. Toynbee studied 21 civilizations and found renewal begins with a “creative minority.” From Wilberforce to the Sunday School movement (which educated 75% of Britain’s working-class children), small groups changed history.

What if that’s still true?

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