If the church looked around I think it might be amazed at how many people would actually be sympathetic and could work alongside the church. For instance, there would be a lot of artists and writers who are profoundly interested in Christianity, but are not church-goers, who share the same concerns. But it must review its power, its authority and bureaucracy, because this has been very off-putting for a lot of people. It must humble itself in some way. I think the church has to be a moral voice.
People are afraid to make the moral statements.
The sheer absence of moral and value judgments in our society astounds me. But Jesus made moral statements time and again through the parables. When Jung visited some Indians in America their description of Europeans affected him greatly. They are always wanting something. Perhaps evil has to be depicted in this very primitive, almost comical way.