/lit/ - Literature

Are there books that talk about the ongoing cultural phenomenon that involves the former religious status quo of the early 20th century and earlier (abrahamism in the west) becoming the new transgressive ideology as a response to postmodernism and atheism becoming more dominant?
Are people like Hitchens worth reading or do they have nothing of value to say on this subject? I'm looking for impartial sources.

I'm also curious about how this shift affects this board's demographics so here's a poll
https://www.ferendum.com/en/PID984157PSD1546961105

>>8629788
>The president can't even muster a 50% approval rating where Stalin could erase high ranking members of the Communist Party from history. There's really no comparison.
>he fell for the congressional process meme
lmao

protip, the things that 'fail' to get congressional approval were never the interest of the ruling party to begin with, of which there is only such party

it is a spectacle, you don't see congress or the senate weighing in on much bigger decisions than the shit they shut down and make a huff about, it is all to give the illusion that your representative government represents you, that there is a choice of left or right in itself is but a spectacle