Tom Holland has argued all through Dominion that Western culture is the creation of Jesus Christ and still dominated by Him. As one of Holland’s colleagues has said, “it is the air we breathe.” In the last two chapters of the book, Holland completes his argument.

World War I was a direct result of the paganizing of Western culture.

Modern ideologies that reject God seek to destroy Western, Christian culture.

Christian doctrine dominates the minds of the people who hate it. If you grew up in Christian culture, that culture is so powerful, it controls your mind even if you are not aware of it.

The Protestant Reformation was followed by a transformation of the world. It was soon followed by a revolution in scientific thinking. It was also accompanied by the discovery of a brand new world—the western hemisphere.

Christianity is always reforming both itself and the world around it. We now come to the greatest Reformation of them all.

God raised up a number of individuals to prepare the way for the Protestant Reformation.

Christianity becomes the only force in history to restrain male sexual behavior

Holland looks at the early Middle Ages: the death of paganism and the end of the expansion of Islam

Christian's willingness to suffer is a big factor in the growth of the faith.

In my opinion, Dominion, by the British historian Tom Holland, is the most important book written this century. It is a book about the domain of Jesus Christ; His majesty and power as it has grown over the centuries, to become the most powerful cultural force ever known to mankind. Western culture is a product of His walking the earth and Holland does a marvelous job of demonstrating this chapter after chapter.